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Indicators of Tunisian Foreign Trade in First Half 2026: Rising Trade Deficit
Tunisian trade exchanges increased during the first half of 2026, with exports rising by 9% to reach 34.6 billion dinars, while imports grew by 13.3% to 47.2 billion dinars. This resulted in a trade deficit of 12.6 billion dinars. Despite the growth in exports, the coverage rate of imports by exports decreased to 73.4%. European Union countries account for around 70% of both exports and imports, with a noticeable increase in the export of olive oil and energy. However, rises in imports of energy products and foodstuffs contributed to the widening deficit.
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