Tunisia: 'The Dinar May Depreciate At an Accelerated Pace After Elections' (Ezzeddine Saidane)

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/Imen Gharb) — "The dinar has been artificially strengthened, but this artificial pressure that has been created around it is likely to have serious consequences." The national currency could depreciate in a more accelerated pace after the elections, "says economist Ezzeddine Saidane as he sets out his analysis of the situation of the national currency in an interview with TAP.

What is your reading of the slight appreciation of the dinar observed lately?

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