Lebanon’s Consumer Price Index rallied by 10.91% annually to 7,917.63 in January 2026, compared to 7,138.95 in January 2025.
The cost of sending $200 from the USA to Lebanon stood at $22.56 in the third quarter of 2025, representing 11.28% of the transferred amount.
The number of newly registered cars stood at 1,166 cars in January 2026, compared to 1,312 cars in December 2025.
The foreign reserve assets of the Central Bank rose by $126.55 million in the first half of February 2026 to $12.07 billion while gold reserves decreased by $50.72 million to $45.81 billion.
Standard & Poor’s Global Ratings raised on February 13, 2026 Lebanon’s long-term local currency rating to “CCC+” from “CCC” previously while maintaining the country’s stable outlook.