Analysis by Region - Africa - Tunisia
Description
The Tunisian economy performed well during the past year despite ongoing external funding pressures. Robust tourist arrivals, solid remittance inflows, and the central bank's financing of the fiscal deficit played a significant role in preventing the country from defaulting. It will be much the same next year as the central bank is once again called upon to step in. While the negative consequences of a sovereign default are avoided, the central bank's independence will be questioned, thereby creating upside inflationary risks. The country’s principal and interest repayment schedule should decrease quickly from here on out, so hopefully, next year will be the last time the apex bank is asked to step in to save the situation.
Table of Contents
7 Pages
- Tunisia: Central bank to the rescue again in 2026
- Forecast overview
- Recent developments
- Short-term outlook
- Key drivers of our short-term forecast
- Economic risk
- Economic risk evaluation
- Long-term prospects
- Alternative long-run scenarios
- Background
- Economic development
- Structure of the economy
- Balance of payments
- Policy and politics
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