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Macroeconomic Forecast Lebanon

September 2006 | Macroeconomic Forecasts

We now see full-year export contraction of 2.0% for 2006 - a sharp downward revision of our previous forecast of 19.6% growth - on the back of the July conflict between Israel and

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