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BCT on alert to consolidate economic gains

The results achieved by the Tunisian economy in recent years represent significant gains, but they remain under constant scrutiny in an international environment marked...

Banking liquidity in Tunisia: When cash weighs on system

As of June 24, 2026, three figures released by the Central Bank of Tunisia tell the story of a single underlying tension. Net foreign...

New development plan is ready; the big challenge is implementing it

The Ministry of Economy and Planning has just published the draft 2026–2030 Development Plan.  Spanning more than 300 pages, the policy document outlines the country’s...

Tax investigators target salt producers: A murky network with “shocking and damning” ramifications!

Like the oil sector, Tunisia’s salt industry had long been surrounded by suspicions of malpractice that were difficult to bring to light, often avoided...

“The Tunisian state: a money vacuum that builds little, if anything”

There is one way to read Tunisia’s 2025 budget figures that makes you want to applaud. The deficit has narrowed. Tax revenues have increased....

CPG and GCT: Recovery still slow to materialise

There was a moment of optimism that Tunisia’s phosphate and derivatives sector was on the path to recovery. While hopes remain alive, efforts continue...

Scatec launches construction of Sidi Bouzid II solar power plant

Renewable energy company Scatec has completed financing and begun construction of the 120 MW Sidi Bouzid II solar power plant in Tunisia. The €96 million...

BCT silence sparks frustration in Parliament as SMEs wait, while Egypt communicates openly!

The expression has been circulating insistently in the corridors of the Assembly of People’s Representatives (ARP). Maher Ktari, in his capacity as Chair of...

Tunisian offshore banks: End of easy gains, start of a shakeout

In less than a year, the consolidated balance sheet of Tunisia's non-resident banks shrank from TND 6.5 billion to less than TND 4.9 billion,...

Tunisia’s trade deficit: The trap is no longer energy but prize squeeze effect

During the first five months of 2026, Tunisia's trade deficit reached 10.416 billion dinars, compared with 6.410 billion dinars two years earlier. The usual explanation...

In Tunisia, checks collapse, bills of exchange surge and cash holds firm, says BCT

The sixteenth edition of the Central Bank of Tunisia’s (BCT) Payments in Figures bulletin, covering the first quarter of 2026, paints the picture of...

Strong growth masks May slowdown and spectacular Chinese surge

As of the end of May 2026, nearly two out of every three new cars sold in Tunisia are Asian. Within that dominance, a...
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