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The unrelenting trade deficit!

Whether monthly, quarterly, or annual figures are considered, the trade balance deficit has shown striking regularity, without the slightest sign of relief, however fleeting. The...

Towards an end to the major medicine shortage!

The shortage of medicines in healthcare facilities and pharmacies, and potential solutions, were the focus of a recent meeting of the Services and Social...

Electronic invoicing: From rule to reality, a path full of obstacles!

Mustapha Mezgheni, former CEO of Tunisie TradeNet (T-TN) and former adviser to the Ministry of Finance, said electronic invoicing is an unavoidable strategic choice...

Export targets for 2025 achieved

CEO of the Export Promotion Center (CEPEX), Mourad Ben Hassine, stated that the export targets set for 2025 have been achieved. He noted that...

Tunisian Dinar tops ranking of Africa’s strongest currencies at start of 2026

In 2025, Africa’s strongest currencies were dominated by North and Southern African economies, with Tunisia ranking first at the end of the year. The Tunisian...

Export promotion program to benefit 1,250 companies in 2026

Around 1,250 companies will benefit in 2026 from the promotion program of the Export Promotion Center (CEPEX), which will target 10 sectors, Director of...

Anti-inflation drive will intensify in 2026

In Tunisia’s hierarchy of priorities for its development strategy in the coming period, protecting citizens’ purchasing power and controlling prices are placed at the...

At 5.3%, inflation posts its best rate in 2025

Compared to a year ago, the inflation rate for all of 2025 has gradually dropped, sometimes in very small amounts, finally settling at 5.3%,...

Growth in 2025 fails to create jobs

Yassine Gouiâa, President of the National Organization of Entrepreneurs (ONE), said in his 2025 economic assessment that Tunisia’s growth remained weak at just 2.5%,...

Tunindex broke symbolic threshold of 13,000 points for first time in 2025

The Tunis Stock Exchange (TSE) closed 2025 with an exceptional performance, highlighted by a historic record for its benchmark index, the Tunindex, which jumped...

BCT key interest rate at 7% starting January 7, 2026

The Executive Board of the Central Bank of Tunisia (BCT), meeting on December 30, 2025, decided to cut the key interest rate by 50...

Balance of payments 2026: Strengthening financial stability and economic resilience

Preserving external financial balances and the balance of payments is one of the fundamental pillars of Tunisia’s 2026 development action plan. In an international environment...
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