Tunisia – On January 7, 2025, financial experts Bassam Neifer and Moaz Hadidane stated that the recent decline in the Tunisian dinar against the US dollar is temporary and expected to continue in the coming days. The dinar dropped to 3.2 dinars per dollar, according to the Central Bank of Tunisia’s daily exchange rates.
After maintaining stability around 3.1 dinars per dollar since 2019, the dinar’s value fell on January 6, 2024. Experts clarified that the decline is in line with global market trends, and while the dollar has risen by 0.35%, the euro has dropped by 0.36% against the dinar.
The two Tunisian financial experts emphasized that the dinar’s value remains consistent with global market movements, dismissing concerns of a significant devaluation.
