The Tunisian dinar has experienced a decline in the face of the single European currency (the euro), having exchanged for more than a week on the interbank market at 3.4 dinars for one euro, according to official data published on the site of the Central Bank of Tunisia. This level represents the second highest value ever reached by the Dinar exchange rate against the euro, after reaching this same threshold in July 2023.
According to data from the central bank, arrested on September 15, 2025, the euro was exchanged at 3.414 dinars, while the dollar was worth 2.910 dinars on the interbank market. It should be recalled that the euro had recorded its first record against the Dinar on April 19, 2019, when it exceeded 3.3 dinars.
Since the beginning of the year, the Dinar fell 2.8 % against the euro, while it appreciated 8.4 % against the dollar since January 2025.
Explanation of the current situation
Financial analyst Bassam Neifer told the TAP agency that the current situation does not reflect internal pressures on the local currency, stressing that the last report of the Fitch rating agency confirmed the absence of pressure on the balance of payments and on the currency reserves intended for the reimbursement of the debt.
