- Currency collapse fuels mass protests in Lebanon; The Lebanese pound, which has officially been pegged at 1,500 to the dollar for more than two decades, fell to 6,000 to the dollar on the parallel market on Thursday. The pound started the week at 4,000 to the dollar, falling 50 per cent in four days https://www.ft.com/content/a1c5f2aa-79a6-48ec-aa8e-6b5d60bda1f7 3 comments worldnews
- Currency collapse fuels mass protests in Lebanon; The Lebanese pound, which has officially been pegged at 1,500 to the dollar for two decades, fell to 6,000 to the dollar on the parallel market on Thursday. The pound started the week at 4,000 to the dollar, falling 50 per cent in four days https://www.ft.com/content/a1c5f2aa-79a6-48ec-aa8e-6b5d60bda1f7 3 comments economy
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