Why Divided Lebanon Has Left a Decision on Bond Default So Late
- Prime Minister Hassan Diab may announce decision on Saturday
- Hezbollah, IMF and a dire economy complicate nation’s choices
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Lebanon is undecided whether it should repay $1.2 billion of Eurobonds maturing on Monday or default for the first time in its history.