Same old "rumblings" in Lebanon ...

Knock, knock ... Who's there?... Rumblings!... Rumblings who?

OBG:

"... The fragile political stability of Lebanon is a perpetual concern. Recent rumblings over the possibility that members of the Hizbullah movement could be implicated in the UN’s investigation of the 2005 assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri – the father of current premier Saad Hariri – along with a ramping up of tension between the pro-Islamist party and Israel, could serve to make investors think twice about buying into the Lebanese economy.

That said, there have been similar rumblings for most of the past decade, a decade that has seen strong growth despite political instability and even war. As such, there is little to suggest that growth cannot be maintained or even improved going forward."