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Tunisia Foreign Reserves Drop Below 100 Days
The latest data from the Central Bank of Tunisia shows that the amount of cash in circulation in the markets has reached approximately 30 billion dinars for the first time, raising concerns about monetary stability and inflation. This seasonal rise is linked to peak demand during the tourist season and the back-to-school period, while its persistence amid a weak banking sector and the expansion of the informal economy reflects a structural problem. Additionally, the continued decline in foreign exchange reserves to less than 100 days of imports is intensifying pressure on the exchange rate, necessitating accelerated efforts toward digitalization and re-attracting official funds to ensure the stability of the dinar and safeguard purchasing power.
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