France's Economy, Finances and Industry Minister Roland Lescure leaves the weekly cabinet meeting at the Elysee presidential Palace in Paris on November 10, 2026. (Photo by Ludovic MARIN / AFP via Getty Images)

A man walks past Lebanon's National Bank heeadquarters in Beirut on November 10, 2026. Lebanon began a new round of meetings with the International Monetary Fund on November 10, Finance Minister Yassine Jaber announced, focusing in particular on the financial gap law aimed at distributing losses resulting from the economic collapse that has dragged on for seven years, with a view to reaching a new agreement with the fund. (Photo by Joseph EID / AFP via Getty Images)

A man walks past Lebanon's National Bank heeadquarters in Beirut on November 10, 2026. Lebanon began a new round of meetings with the International Monetary Fund on November 10, Finance Minister Yassine Jaber announced, focusing in particular on the financial gap law aimed at distributing losses resulting from the economic collapse that has dragged on for seven years, with a view to reaching a new agreement with the fund. (Photo by Joseph EID / AFP via Getty Images)

An employee counts Lebanese currency at a money exchange office in Beirut on November 10, 2026. Lebanon began a new round of meetings with the International Monetary Fund on November 10, Finance Minister Yassine Jaber announced, focusing in particular on the financial gap law aimed at distributing losses resulting from the economic collapse that has dragged on for seven years, with a view to reaching a new agreement with the fund. (Photo by Joseph EID / AFP via Getty Images)

A man sits at the entrance of a money exchange office in Beirut on November 10, 2026. Lebanon began a new round of meetings with the International Monetary Fund on November 10, Finance Minister Yassine Jaber announced, focusing in particular on the financial gap law aimed at distributing losses resulting from the economic collapse that has dragged on for seven years, with a view to reaching a new agreement with the fund. (Photo by Joseph EID / AFP via Getty Images)

A man sits at the entrance of a money transfer company office in Beirut on November 10, 2026. Lebanon began a new round of meetings with the International Monetary Fund on November 10, Finance Minister Yassine Jaber announced, focusing in particular on the financial gap law aimed at distributing losses resulting from the economic collapse that has dragged on for seven years, with a view to reaching a new agreement with the fund. (Photo by Joseph EID / AFP via Getty Images)

Pedestrians walk past the Bank of Beirut, in Beirut on November 10, 2026. Lebanon began a new round of meetings with the International Monetary Fund on November 10, Finance Minister Yassine Jaber announced, focusing in particular on the financial gap law aimed at distributing losses resulting from the economic collapse that has dragged on for seven years, with a view to reaching a new agreement with the fund. (Photo by Joseph EID / AFP via Getty Images)

An employee counts Lebanese currency at a money exchange office in Beirut on November 10, 2026. Lebanon began a new round of meetings with the International Monetary Fund on November 10, Finance Minister Yassine Jaber announced, focusing in particular on the financial gap law aimed at distributing losses resulting from the economic collapse that has dragged on for seven years, with a view to reaching a new agreement with the fund. (Photo by Joseph EID / AFP via Getty Images)