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Currency News

Tunisia Central Bank Governor: National economy figures 'very frightening'

08 Mar 2018 20:51Middle East Monitor
Annual consumer prices “inflation” in Tunisia increased over the past month to 7.1 per cent, compared to the corresponding period of last year. more

Tunisia can't defend the dinar: central bank governor

08 Mar 2018 09:00The Daily Star
Tunisia's central bank governor Marouane El Abassi (R) arrives at news conference in Tunis, Tunisia, March 8, 2018. more

Tunisia's phosphate mines – between a rock and a hard place

04 Mar 2018 22:30Global Risk Insights
However, the government's current policy of attentisme (wait and see) will only exacerbate the problem and lead to a further decline in phosphate production and accelerate the depreciation of the Tunisian Dinar. It is likely that President Beji Caid ... more

Tunisia welcomes first Chinese charterd-flight tourist group

21 Feb 2018 08:15Xinhua
"The Chinese customers have a desire to discover the history and the culture and even the gastronomy. In addition, the Chinese have a strong purchasing power and a demand for quality and private service," said TWS Director General Samir Meddeb ... more

Spotlight: Tunisia welcomes first Chinese charterd-flight tourist group

21 Feb 2018 07:41Xinhua
TUNIS, Feb. 21 (Xinhua) -- The first Chinese chartered-flight tourist group arrived in Tunisia on Tuesday, as the North African country expects to attract more people from the world's biggest tourist market. more

Tunisia sees record tourist numbers in 2018 as attack effect fades

21 Feb 2018 03:11Reuters
Last week, Thomas Cook flew British tourists to Tunisia for the first time since an Islamist militant killed 30 Britons in Sousse. more

Tunisia's Next Revolution

17 Feb 2018 12:00Jacobin magazine
Protests are once again shaking Tunisia. A new finance law, which imposes drastic austerity measures on the country's workers, has sparked a wave of resistance. more

UPDATE 2-New Tunisian central bank chief promises "extraordinary measures"

15 Feb 2018 14:58Reuters
Labour unrest and attacks by Islamist militants have hurt foreign investment, industrial production and the key tourism industry. Annual inflation rose to 6.9 percent in January, the highest rate in 20 years. more
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