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Survey Reveals that Most Citizens See the Dollar Down as a Point Fact, Not a Sign of Economic Recovery
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According to the daily monetary and financial indicators published yesterday by the Central Bank of Tunisia (BCT), the average interbank exchange rate of the dinar against the dollar has declined by 7.84% over a year. In plain terms, it now takes 2,88958 dinars for a dollar, compared to 3,13547 on the same date last year. This decline is part of a context where net foreign currency assets show a contraction: on 2 July, they are set at 22,850.8 M…
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