Lebanon - Stock Market Index

Lebanon: Stock Market Index

Mnemonic	SPI.ILBN
Unit	Index Jan2010=100, NSA
Adjustments	Not Seasonally Adjusted
	Monthly	1.65 %
Data	Jan 2012	81
	Dec 2011	82.36

Series Information

Source	The World Bank
Release	Global Economic Monitor
Frequency	Business Daily
Start Date	12/31/1999
End Date	1/31/2012

Lebanon: Markets

	Reference	Last	Previous	Units	Frequency
Treasury Bills (over 31 days)	Mar 2019	4.44	4.44	% p.a., NSA	Monthly
Lending Rate	Feb 2013	10	10	% - End of period	Monthly
Stock Market Index	Jan 2012	81	82.36	Index Jan2010=100, NSA	Monthly

Release Information

Description

The World Bank Global Economic Monitor (GEM) includes data on economic development for developing and developed countries. Concepts include equity markets, exchange rates, interest rates, bonds, selected indexes; concept is subject to change. Includes monthly, quarterly and annual series from 1990.

Properties

Measurements:
- Unitary count (#)
- Basis points (#)
- Millions of U.S. dollars at constant year-2010 prices (Mil. 2010 USD)
- At current prices (Mil. USD)
- Millions of relevant national currency units (Mil. NCU)
- National currency unit per U.S. dollar (NCU per USD)
- Ratio not otherwise specified (Ratio)
- Percent (%)
- Percent change year-over year (% Y/Y)
- Fixed-base index relative to 2010 (Index 2010=100)
- Relative to January 2010 (Index Jan2010=100)
- Index not otherwise specified (Index)
Adjustments:
- Seasonally adjusted (SA)
- Not seasonally adjusted (NSA)
Native frequencies and start dates:
- Monthly from 1987m3
- Quarterly from 1987Q4
- Annual from 1988
Geo coverage:
- Individual countries and jurisdictions (210x I^^^)
- Country-aggregates (21x I^^^^)
- World aggregate (IWRLD)
All concept-geo pairs exist: No

Methodology

Data are available for 196 economies and are designed to be cross comparable across different nations and geographical regions. Data are compiled to provide an understanding of what is going on in the global economy.

Units vary.

Many of the indicators are expressed in U.S. dollar terms, and their unit-descriptor metadata use the ISO currency symbol "USD." For series expressed in local currency, Data Buffet has used the generic symbol "NCU" ("national currency unit").

Notes

The GDP deflator is seasonally adjusted because it is calculated from operands that are seasonally adjusted, viz., nominal and real GDP.