The average monetary market rate (TMM) was maintained at 7.50% in June 2025, according to the latest data published by the Central Bank of Tunisia (BCT). This is the third consecutive month of stability, after a progressive drop observed since the start of the year.
The TMM, which amounted to 7.99% in January and February, increased to 7.91% in March, before being 7.50% from May. This downward trend marked the entire second quarter of 2025.
In annual comparison, the withdrawal is also significant: the rate amounted to 7.97% in June 2024 and 8% in June 2023.
This stabilization comes in a context of maintaining the key rate of the BCT, set at 7.50% at the meeting of its board of directors on May 30.
This decision reflects the will of the institution to ensure a certain monetary predictability, in an economic climate still marked by internal and external uncertainties.
