Lebanese Eurobonds kicked the year on a positive note following a stabilization around 22.25–23.25 cents to the dollar during the last 2 weeks of 2025. Trading activity surged with robust two-way flows, as enhanced demand and buying interest drove prices up to a new five-year high this week, reaching around 26.00–27.00 cents on the dollar. In addition, the developments in Venezuela opened appetite of international investors for distressed sovereign debt.