Tunisia’s foreign exchange reserves have recorded a sharp decline, standing at 23,150 million dinars (approximately 7.98 billion dollars) on July 14, 2026, equivalent to 92 days of imports, according to data published by the Central Bank of Tunisia (BCT). This decrease marks a departure from the upward trend observed during the first week of July…....
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Congolese journalist with a passion for economics, finance, and culture. Dominique Mabika's field of expertise is audiovisual media. In this capacity, she hosts Le Grand Débat on Financial Afrik TV and leads the coordination of field reports, as well as the production of documentaries and interviews.
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