The Executive Board of the Central Bank of Tunisia (BCT), meeting on Tuesday, September 30, examined the latest economic indicators that reflect a good level of activity in the agricultural sector with olive crop looking promising after the good performance of the cereal season (increasing the harvest of 80%) and this, along with the improvement of tourism revenue in the months of August and September.
However, the contraction in industrial production continued during the first half of the current year in relation, especially with the decline in production in non-manufacturing industries, particularly the energy sector.
In this context, the latest forecasts show a downward revision in the rate of economic
