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lchoro

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It usually happens when the foreign exchange reserves are depleted


A host of countries in the Middle East, EU, and US have placed restrictions on imports from Lebanon to force them to seek IMF administration. It is another form of war. When they can't earn reserves from exports, they have to print money to support the economy and buy imports. Venezuela was a recent example where their oil exports were under sanctions. Lebanon and Syria are highly sought after by their neighbors because of the large offshore gas reserves in the Meditteranean.
[Post edited by lchoro at 02/14/2022 12:15PM]

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Posted: 02/14/2022 at 11:10AM



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