IMF outlook for the Libyan banking sector

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) expects Libyan economic activity will rebound in 2012. Crude oil production should reach pre-conflict levels, while reconstruction expenditure and the release of pent-up private demand should facilitate an improvement in non-hydrocarbon sectors.

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