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Latest News:
Vice Foreign Minister Discusses Cooperation with UNDP Representative
Yemen Participates in Preparatory Meeting for 63rd Human Rights Council Session
Armed Forces Inflict Heavy Losses on Houthi Militias in Taiz Fronts
Governor of Aden Praises Kuwait Support for Basic Services
Foreign Minister Receives Credentials of Ambassador Of Republic Of Korea
Central Bank of Tunisia keeps interest rate at 8 percent
[29/12/2024 11:02]
TUNIS-SABA
The Central Bank of Tunisia kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at eight percent and indicated that borrowing costs were consistent with inflation expectations.
The bank said in a statement after its board meeting yesterday, Saturday, that inflation would average seven percent this year before falling to 6.2 percent in 2025.
The Central Bank of Tunisia kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at eight percent and indicated that borrowing costs were consistent with inflation expectations.
The bank said in a statement after its board meeting yesterday, Saturday, that inflation would average seven percent this year before falling to 6.2 percent in 2025.
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