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  1. Tunisia published inflation figures and held its policy rate steady to manage inflation.

The weakening Tunisian dinar is causing higher import costs, which is being tracked in relation to food prices.

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The weakening Tunisian dinar is causing higher import costs, which is being tracked in relation to food prices.

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