The Board of Directors of the Central Bank of Tunisia (BCT) decided on Wednesday, July 30 to maintain the key interest rate at 7.50%, after having lowered it in March for the first time in five years. This decision comes in a context of gradual disinflation, but still uncertain. According to a statement published on…...
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Tunisia: Central Bank maintains key interest rate at 7.5% in the face of still fragile disinflation
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