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Tunisia’s 2027 budget assumes an average Brent crude price of $80 a barrel, but the price exceeded $114 on October 27, threatening to raise energy and import costs if the increase continues. The government has earmarked 7.09 billion dinars to subsidize fuel and electricity—about 42% more than the 2026 allocations—while the budget deficit is projected to reach 14.615 billion dinars. It is also counting on a 29% increase in domestic oil and gas production to ease the pressure. The article warns that if these assumptions fall short, the trade deficit could widen and investment financing could come under strain, particularly given Tunisia’s continued reliance on energy imports.
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