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Economic indicators in Senegal and Tunisia

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In Senegal, budgetary resources reached 2,617.8 billion FCFA by the end of June 2026, a 17.9% increase from the previous year. This growth was primarily driven by a rise in tax revenue, including corporate income tax, taxes on goods and services, and international trade taxes, though the Petroleum Product Import Security Fund saw a 25.4% decrease. In Tunisia, foreign exchange reserves declined to 23,467 million dinars as of October 1, 2026, providing 92 days of import coverage. This reflects a drop of approximately 2.1 billion dinars since early ~~September, a decrease~~ September. Regarding budget execution for the first half of ~~nearly 8% in less than a month. While reserves remain above~~ 2026, the ~~90-day safety threshold,~~ Ministry of Finance reported that the ~~margin has narrowed. Additionally, Tunisia’s average money market rate (TMM) remained stable at 7%~~ state repaid 10,469 million dinars in ~~September 2026, matching~~ public debt service, which accounted for 45.4% of the ~~central bank's key interest rate.~~ annual forecast. This figure included 6,736.7 million dinars in debt principal and 3,733 million dinars in interest. During this period, tax revenues reached 23,188 million dinars, a 2.4% increase over the first half of 2025, contributing to a positive primary balance of 2,873.1 million dinars. The 2027 draft finance bill indicates a rising budget deficit, estimated at 14.615 billion dinars, with expenditures projected at 68 billion dinars against revenues of roughly 54 billion dinars. Recent updates suggest proposed credits may reach approximately 68.9 billion dinars, an 8.4% increase from 2026. The Ministry of Education is expected to receive the largest allocation at 9.18 billion dinars, while the Ministry of Industry, Mines deficit and ~~Energy anticipates~~ a ~~48.2%~~ projected increase in ~~funding. The~~ expenditures. To mobilize resources, the draft ~~budget also proposes 11.846 billion dinars~~ considers two bond issuances—one for ~~subsidies, with over 7 billion dinars earmarked~~ 450 million euros and another for ~~electricity~~ 350 million dollars—via private and ~~fuel, while wage expenditures are projected to rise by 8.2% to 27.349 billion dinars. Agricultural projections~~ direct placement. Total borrowing resources for the ~~2026-2027 period indicate the date harvest may fall by 12.4% to an~~ 2027 budget are estimated ~~354,000 tonnes. To support the cereal campaign,~~ at 26.722 billion dinars, comprising 19.845 billion dinars in domestic borrowing and 6.877 billion dinars in external borrowing, the ~~government plans to import 110,000 tonnes of ammonium nitrate. Water resources show signs of recovery, with dam filling rates reaching 46% as of late October 2026.~~ latter representing a significant increase over previous projections.

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