Tunisia’s net foreign currency assets stood at 24.6 billion dinars, equivalent to 105 days of imports, according to the latest indicators published Tuesday by the Central Bank of Tunisia (BCT). This level marks a drop of 0.8% compared to the same period of 2024, while remaining considered reassuring.
This relative stability results mainly from the increase in labor income, up 7.8% since the start of the year, reaching 6.7 billion dinars as of October 10, 2025.
Tourism revenue also helped support the reserves, with an increase of 7.9%, for a total of 6.5 billion dinars over the same period.
BCT data also show a decline in external debt services of 11.9%, from 12.2 billion dinars in October 2024 to 10.8 billion this year. This development eases pressure on the balance of payments and contributes to monetary stability.
On the other hand, fiat currency continues to grow: notes and coins in circulation increased by 15.2%, reaching 25.3 billion dinars as of October 13, 2025, compared to 22 billion a year earlier.
