CBL deflects criticism of LD loss of value onto oil blockades
By Libya Herald reporter. The CBL is attempting to deflect criticism resulting from the sharp LD rise in FX (File ...
Tag: oil
Force Majeure declared at Zueitina by Tripoli NOC
By Libya Herald reporter. Tripoli, 5 November 2015: The National Oil Corporation in Tripoli has declared force majeure at Zueitina oil ...
Libya will not go bankrupt if reforms and austerity implemented: CBL Governor Hibri
By Libya Herald reporter. Beida-based CBL Governor, Ali Salem Hibri does not think Libya will go bankrupt if it implements reforms (Archive ...
CBL reveals decreased spending, hard currency depletion and Q3 2015 deficit
By Sami Zaptia. The CBL reveals decreases in state spending, state-salaries, subsidies, deficit and hard currency depletion in the Q3 ...
CBL report warns of financial ‘’suicide’’ if there is no political ‘’consensus’’
By Sami Zaptia. The CBL warns in its 2015 Q3 report of financial suicide if there is no political consensus. ...
El Fil field to resume production “within days” says manager
By Libya Herald reporter. Tripoli, 19 October 2015: Production at the giant El Fil field in south western Libya will ...
Oil production rises, but still low
By Libya Herald Reporter Tunis, 9 October 2015: Libya’s oil production has risen from . . .300,000 barrels a day to ...
AGOCO warns it may cut salaries due to slashed budget
By Libya Herald reporter. AGOCO warns it may have to cut salaries for the rest of the year due to ...
Tripoli-based Audit Bureau reveals further bank corruption
By Libya Herald reporter. Malta, 3 September 2015: The Audit Bureau has revealed . . .further evidence of corruption by ...
CBL reveals state revenues and spending up to 31 July 2015, warns of need to increase oil exports
By Libya Herald reporter. Malta, 31 August 2015: The Tripoli-based . . .Central Bank of Libya (CBL) released figures for ...
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