Libya’s Foreign Currency Sales Raise Sustainability Concerns
Libya’s financial outlook has come under renewed scrutiny after the Central Bank of Libya (CBL) reported foreign currency sales exceeding ...
Read moreLibya’s financial outlook has come under renewed scrutiny after the Central Bank of Libya (CBL) reported foreign currency sales exceeding ...
Read moreLibya’s Minister of Economy and Trade, Mohamed Al-Hwaij, has announced a package of measures aimed at regulating the local market ...
Read moreLibya recorded total public revenues exceeding 174 billion dinars during the 2024 fiscal year, according to official data released by ...
Read moreLibya’s oil sector emerged in 2025 as the country’s most important driver of economic recovery, benefiting from a rare year ...
Read moreLibyan authorities have closed between 200 and 300 unlicensed currency exchange offices as part of a nationwide campaign aimed at ...
Read moreLibya’s economy is facing one of its most complex monetary challenges in years, as citizens continue to struggle with persistent ...
Read moreLibya’s Central Bank announced it sold $2.1 billion in foreign currency during the first half of December, highlighting ongoing efforts ...
Read moreLibya is experiencing a rapid surge in food and pharmaceutical prices, with increases reaching up to 25%, alongside a sharp ...
Read moreLibya is heading towards one of its most challenging economic years, with 2026 expected to place heavy pressure on public ...
Read moreLibya’s fiscal landscape continues to reflect a delicate mix of stability and structural dependence, with oil revenues remaining the overwhelming ...
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