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The escalation between the United States and Iran could, despite Tunisia not being a party to it, drive up oil, shipping, and insurance costs, increasing the cost of energy and imported goods and putting pressure on prices, purchasing power, and the budget. Tunisia enters this period with an energy trade deficit of around 10.48 billion dinars, while the 2027 budget bill allocated about 7.09 billion dinars to fuel subsidies. The cost of insuring the gas needed to generate electricity could also rise. The article therefore urges the authorities to prepare for scenarios involving higher energy and shipping costs and to review stocks of essential goods.
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