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Lebanon’s Government Moves to Finalize Banking Restructuring as Economic Collapse Deepens Beirut — Lebanon is preparing a sweeping banking debt restructuring plan, aiming to distribute losses among the state, central bank, commercial lenders, and depositors after years of financial meltdown. According to Reuters, the plan — years in the making — will soon go before the Cabinet and later Parliament. It could include write-offs, clawbacks, and negotiated repayments to bondholders, but rising global interest rates and pressure from international creditors make the path ahead uncertain. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) recently concluded its mission in Beirut, calling for “ambitious reforms” and external support to stabilize the nation’s fragile banking system. Meanwhile, distressed Lebanese bonds have rallied from 6 cents to nearly 24 cents on the dollar, signaling cautious investor optimism amid the chaos. For millions of Lebanese citizens, however, the situation remains dire. Frozen bank accounts, a 95% currency devaluation, and collapsing public services have left the population struggling for survival. The outcome of this restructuring may decide whether Lebanon rebuilds or continues to spiral into fiscal despair. 🔔 Subscribe to The Antaranga India for daily updates on global and Indian affairs — geopolitics, finance, economy, and world diplomacy. 📲 Stay informed, stay analytical. Watch next: 👉 “Israel–Hamas Ceasefire: Inside the New Middle East Power Shift” 👉 “India–Qatar FTA Talks: Trade Corridors of the Future” 📍 Location: Beirut, Lebanon Tell us what you think about Lebanon’s financial crisis. Do you believe IMF reforms can restore stability — or will the country’s debt trap deepen? Share your views in the comments below and don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more verified global coverage. 🌍 #lebanon #economiccrisis #bankingreform #imf #globalfinance #middleeast #debtcrisis #reuters #worldeconomy #internationalnews #globalsecurity #financialcollapse #theantarangaindia #theantaranganews #globalupdates #newsanalysis #worldnews