Lebanon's commercial banks are struggling with liquidity issues, hindering their ability to repay depositors under a government plan designed to address an $80 billion shortfall in the financial system. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting the significant challenges faced by the banking sector in Lebanon as it attempts to navigate the ongoing economic crisis. The proposal, which aims to stabilize the financial system, has raised concerns about the banks' capacity to meet depositor demands due to insufficient liquidity. This situation underscores the broader economic difficulties Lebanon is experiencing, as the country grapples with a severe financial crisis that has impacted various sectors and led to widespread economic instability.