Tunisia's Net Foreign Assets Show Notable Improvement in 2026
According to the latest indicators published by the Central Bank of Tunisia, the country's net foreign assets have reached 25,212.1 million dinars as of April 27, 2026. This represents an increase of 2,794.2 million dinars compared to the same date in 2025.
Key Highlights
- Net foreign assets: 25,212.1 million dinars (as of April 27, 2026)
- Increase: 2,794.2 million dinars compared to the same date in 2025
- Import coverage: 105 days, up from 98 days a year earlier (a gain of 7 days)
Analysis
This progress is also reflected in terms of import coverage, with the reserves now representing 105 days of imports, compared to 98 days a year ago. This level is a key indicator of the country's external financial solidity. In detail, the assets have slightly increased over one day, from 25,187.1 million dinars to 25,212.1 million dinars. However, the most significant evolution remains the annual change, confirming an improvement in the foreign currency cushion.
Conclusion
The improvement in Tunisia's net foreign assets is a positive sign for the country's economy, indicating a stronger external financial position. This increase in foreign reserves provides a cushion against potential economic shocks and supports the country's ability to meet its external obligations.
