Lebanon’s central bank counts its gold for first time in at least 30 years
Lebanon’s central bank is counting its gold reserves for the first time in at least three decades as the international community pressures the cash-strapped country to evaluate its assets to qualify for a bail-out. About 20 per cent of the time-consuming exercise has been completed in the past two years,…
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