Lebanon’s CPI rallied by 20.02% annually to 8,721.39 in April 2026, compared to 7,266.36 in April 2025.
Lebanon’s balance of trade deficit widened by $1,306.10 million y-o-y in the first quarter of 2026 to around $4.75 billion up from around $3.44 billion in the same quarter in 2025.
The foreign reserve assets of the Central Bank rose by $31.75 million in the first half of May 2026 to $11.46 billion while gold reserves decreased by $0.70 billion to $42.00 billion.