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Tunisian Inflation Exceeds 5 Percent Amid Rising Food Prices

23 Haziran 2026France 24

In Tunisia, inflation has risen to over 5 percent, primarily fueled by a sharp increase in food prices. This surge is attributed to supply chain disruptions and price hikes by middlemen.
The situation is further complicated by persistently high unemployment rates, particularly in less developed regions away from urban centers. As a result, protests have emerged, highlighting public discontent over the escalating cost of living.
Tunisia has been grappling with economic challenges since the 2011 revolution, with inflation and unemployment being persistent issues. The current rise in food prices is a critical concern, as it directly impacts the daily lives of citizens, leading to increased social tensions and protests demanding government act…
The rising inflation in Tunisia reflects deeper systemic issues within the economy, particularly the vulnerabilities in supply chains and the role of intermediaries in price setting. The high unemployment rates exacerbate the situation, especially in marginalized areas where economic opportunities are limited.

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This article reflects the situation as reported by France 24 and may not encompass all aspects of the ongoing economic challenges in Tunisia.

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