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Tunisia’s 2027 budget gives the Treasury temporary breathing room, as principal repayments are expected to fall 16% to around 13.31 billion dinars, offsetting nearly 71% of the increase in the budget deficit. The decline is mainly due to the passage of large Eurobond maturities in 2025 and 2026, although two smaller international maturities remain in 2027, worth $150 million and 30 billion Japanese yen. But this relief does not mean the public-finance crisis is over: domestic borrowing is expected to reach 19.85 billion dinars and external borrowing 6.88 billion, while Tunisia continues to meet its obligations to financial and international institutions.
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