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  • Banking stock profits pick up Solidere’s slack


    Record profits at Lebanon’s listed banks are breathing new life into the country’s fading stock market. Profits rose 2 percent to $989 million at the five listed banks which reported full-year 2011 results, with the country’s biggest lender, Bank Audi, growing its profits by 3.7 percent to over $365 million despite the worst operating environment since 2006. The Daily Star - 13Feb 05:26GMT
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  • Bank of Beirut 2011 profits up by 2.6 pct from 2010


    The Bank of Beirut announced consolidated net profits of $103.4 million in 2011, up by 2.6 percent from $100.8 million in 2010. The Daily Star - 07Feb 06:53GMT
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  • Lebanon banks face possible row with employees


    Negotiations over renewal of a collective contact that expired in 2010 could strain relations between Lebanese banks and employees after the suspension of talks prompted workers to lodge an official request for intervention by the Labor Ministry last Friday. The Daily Star - 07Feb 06:51GMT
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  • Arab stocks rally as investors upbeat over earnings


    Arab stocks scored gains across-the-board last week as investors appeared upbeat over annual earnings and the improving prospects of a world recovery, financial analysts said Friday. Arab News - 04Feb 07:14GMT
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  • Lebanon business outlook uncertain in 2012


    Wages will increase by an average of 6.5 percent across Lebanese industries throughout 2012 to be partially offset by a 5.8 rise in inflation, a study published by Hay Group, an international human resources consultancy, forecast. The Daily Star - 03Feb 08:54GMT
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  • BRIC vs MENA
    A number of ME markets are trading at valuations below their BRIC counterparts, says NBK Capital. With a few potential catalysts such as an MSCI upgrade and Saudi opening up, there may even be hope for the unthinkable: a rally.
  • Lebanese capital markets
    The payment of Lebanon's $32.6 million share of the annual funding for the Special Tribunal for Lebanon boosted activity on the Beirut Stock Exchange (BSE) in the latter part of November.
 
  • IPO pipeline remains choked
    The MENA region was able to raise USD852.99m through the IPO market, a sharp 69% decrease from 2010's USD2,750.53m, writes Nadine Sharrouf, Zawya's IPO Analyst.
  • Worst performing MENA stocks
    MENA markets lost more than USD100-billion in 2011, with Gulf markets losing around USD52-billion alone. Also, a top 10 list of the region's best and worst performing stocks in the year.
 
 
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GDP per capita Est 8706 USD 31-Dec-2009
GDP Est 33.585 (B) USD 31-Dec-2009
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GDP per capita Est 8706 USD 31-Dec-2009
GDP Est 33.585 (B) USD 31-Dec-2009
Inflation Est 3.412 (%) 31-Dec-2009
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 Last Value 13Feb 22:00GMT 746.35
 Change
  0.01 ( 0.00%)
 Previous Close 746.36
 Open 746.35
 Day High - Low 746.35 -  746.35
 Year High - Low 980.87 -  722.24
 YTD Change
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 Market Digest 13Feb 10:56GMT
 Total Market Cap USD 12,540,516,214
 Total Market Cap USD
  (Primary Listings)
10,239,686,314
 Volume 206,648
 Value Traded USD * 1,779,739
 Transactions 0
 Traded / Listed Stocks 8 / 27
 Stocks Movement 4 Up - 2 Down - 2 Unchanged
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| No. of Employees | Total revenue
  Company Country Market
Cap
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1 The Lebanese Company for the Development and Reconstruction of Beirut Central District Lebanon 2,300
2 Bank Audi Lebanon 2,121
3 BLOM Bank Lebanon 1,595
4 Bank of Beirut Lebanon 974
5 Byblos Bank Lebanon 910
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