Exclusive: Commenting on the Central Bank’s Decision to Adjust the Exchange Rate… Ashour Revealed: “The Central Bank Is Not to Blame, as It Cannot Act Alone Without Coordination with Other Policies”
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Economic expert Ezzedine Ashour said in a statement to our source that the Central Bank’s recent decision regarding the value of the dinar once again, along with the imposition of taxes on certain g…
Al-Sharif Writes: “Proposed Remedies for Economic Imbalances and Inflationary Pressures in Libya”
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Professor of Economics at the University of Benghazi Ali Al‑Sharif wrote in a post:
In light of ongoing economic developments, and the resulting vicious cycle represented by the devaluation of th…
Exclusive: Al-Shahoumi: “Adjusting the Exchange Rate Without a Clear Budget Will Not Achieve Stability, and Central Bank Decisions Will Lead to a New Wave of Inflation”
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Economic expert Suleiman Al‑Shahoumi spoke, saying that in reality this adjustment must be based on a clear foundation and a defined benchmark—namely, the general budget of the Libyan state. He ques…
Exclusive | “Al-Kilani” Reveals to Sada the Impacts of the Decision to Add New Taxes on Goods… and the Steps That Would Contribute to Its Success
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Adel Al-Kilani, a university lecturer at the Faculty of Economics at the University of Benghazi and a specialist in the banking sector, said that the Central Bank of Libya’s decision to devalue the…
Exclusive | “Al-Sanussi”: The Central Bank Must Compel Parliament to Approve a Unified Budget… What We Are Experiencing Today Is the Failure of Both Governments and the Central Bank
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Economic expert Mohamed Al-Sanussi spoke exclusively to our source regarding the exchange rate adjustment, stating that the Central Bank’s decision is a repetition of failure and merely a new experi…
Central Bank Statement for 2025 Reveals Revenue–Expenditure Parity and Widening Deficit, with Its Positive and Negative Indicators
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The statement issued by the Central Bank of Libya disclosed revenues and expenditures for the period from 1 January to 31 December 2025. Revenues amounted to LYD 136.9 billion, while expenditures to…