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Lebanese bankers and politicians are eyeing a sale or lease of part of the central bank’s large gold reserves to rescue banks and the economy, according to FT

The consideration of selling or leasing central bank gold reserves by Lebanese bankers and politicians signals a critical move in response to severe economic distress.

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This could potentially ease liquidity pressures on banks, but may also introduce instability regarding the central bank's reserve management and confidence in monetary policy. Investors should watch for implications on gold prices and regional risk sentiment as this situation evolves.

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