Tunisia repays €700M sovereign bond

Tunisia successfully repaid its international bonds worth 700 million euros on time, despite economic challenges, enhancing investor confidence in its ability to service its external debt. The Central Bank of Tunisia confirmed that foreign reserves reached 23.4 billion dinars (about 8 billion dollars), sufficient to cover 92 days of imports until July 2026. The bank also maintained the main interest rate at 7%, indicating ongoing risks of inflation and current account deficits due to rising energy imports. Repayment of these bonds represents one of Tunisia's largest external debt maturities in 2026, amidst the country's reliance on foreign reserves and domestic financing in the absence of a new agreement with the International Monetary Fund.

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