Tunisia Keeps Key Policy Rate at 7%
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The Central Bank of Tunisia has maintained its key interest rate at 7% during its February 11, 2026 meeting, following a previous cut. This decision is influenced by easing inflation, which fell to 4.8% in January, the lowest in six years. The decline is attributed to slower regulated price growth and improved fresh food supply. However, core inflation rose to 4.9%. The current account deficit increased to 2.5% of GDP, while foreign reserves rose to 25.8 billion dinars, covering 109 days of imports. The Board remains committed to supporting disinflation and managing inflation expectations.
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