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Attijari Bank: a bank that prefers Treasury bills over lending to clients

The interim financial statements of Attijari Bank Tunisia, a Moroccan-owned bank operating under Tunisian law, formerly “Banque du Sud”, as of June 30, 2025,...

Authorities tighten controls… barons applaud!

A sense of déjà vu. But this is a decision already shaking markets and Tunisian importers, both formal and informal. By issuing Circular No....

BCT tightening conditions on import of so-called “non-priority” products. Who is affected?

As part of monitoring the economic situation and managing foreign exchange reserves, and in an approach that effectively places stricter controls on financing imports...

€3.5 billion in FDI: FIPA’s Tabib explains and says there’s twice as

Director General of the FIPA, Jalal Tabib, summed up 2025 with a record figure: 3,572 million dinars (MD) in foreign direct investment (FDI). While...

Wage and pension increases: Between social imperatives and economic fragility

The policy of raising wages and pensions introduced under the 2026 budget, with retroactive effect from January 2026, responds to an undeniable social need....

Tunisia–EU Association Agreement: Tunisia losing out

Disadvantaged, even harmed, Tunisia no longer sees in its association agreement with the European Union the benefits it had hoped to secure when it...

Tunisia not spared from risks of Middle East war

The Arab Institute of Business Leaders (IACE) has warned of risks facing the Tunisian economy due to the war in the Middle East, calling...

187 authorizations to boost renewable energy market

Energy transition is a crucial challenge for Tunisia. By diversifying its energy sources and reducing its dependence on fossil fuels, the country can improve...

A sector that finances wheels, but hardly any factories

A recent report by Mac SA on Tunisia’s leasing sector highlights a striking figure: 80% of financing is directed toward rolling stock. This means...

Government steps in to support Ciments de Bizerte, without revealing its plan

A small Cabinet meeting held on Tuesday, March 17, at the Government Palace in Kasbah, under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Sara Zaafrani Zenzri,...

BCT: Illusory disinflation? A status quo that sounds like an admission of powerlessness

At its latest Executive Board meeting on February 11, 2026, the Central Bank of Tunisia (BCT) unsurprisingly decided to keep the key interest rate...

Reindustrialisation to counter risk of economic stagnation

Tunisia faces a risk of persistent economic stagnation, as it remains caught in the middle-income trap, with a manufacturing sector still insufficiently positioned in...
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