Tunisia's Central Bank Keeps Key Rate Unchanged

The Central Bank of Tunisia decided to keep the main interest rate at seven percent. The regulator explained this as a necessity to maintain economic stability in the country.

The Central Bank of Tunisia announced that it kept the main interest rate unchanged at seven percent. This decision was made in light of the current economic situation in the country. The regulator closely monitors the dynamics of inflation and economic growth. Analysts believe this decision is aimed at maintaining the stability of the financial sector.

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