Tunisia's Foreign Exchange Reserves Reach 25 Billion Dinars
According to the latest data from the Central Bank of Tunisia, the country's foreign exchange reserves have reached 25 billion dinars as of September 5. This represents a coverage of 109 days of imports.
This progress is all the more remarkable as, at the end of June, reserves stood at 23.1865 billion dinars, equivalent to 100 days of imports. In just over two months, the country has therefore gained 9 days of coverage, with an increase in reserves of nearly 2 billion dinars.
This good performance is mainly due to the increase in tourist revenues, which reached 3.0285 billion dinars, and the rise in earnings from Tunisian workers abroad, which stood at 3.7649 billion dinars.
At the same time, the external debt service remained stable, amounting to 7.6548 billion dinars.
These figures testify to a constant improvement in the country's financial situation.
