domestic product (GDP) expanded by a mere 1.0 %, slightly down from 1.1 % in the prior year. Unemployment stayed at a high 15.5 % with young graduates struggling particularly hard to access the labour market. Inflation receded to 3.7 %, after 4.9 % in 2015, whilst the Tunisian Dinar depreciated against the US Dollar and the Euro by more than 8 %. Going forward, Tunisia¿s economy is expected to stabilize and accelerate its growth rate to close to 4 % for the years 2017 2021, roughly in line with the global average according to the IMF
MENA insurance pulse 2018 : an annual market survey
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domestic product (GDP) expanded by a mere 1.0 %, slightly down from 1.1 % in the prior year. Unemployment stayed at a high 15.5 % with young graduates struggling particularly hard to access the labour market. Inflation receded to 3.7 %, after 4.9 % in 2015, whilst the Tunisian Dinar depreciated against the US Dollar and the Euro by more than 8 %. Going forward, Tunisia¿s economy is expected to stabilize and accelerate its growth rate to close to 4 % for the years 2017 2021, roughly in line with the global average according to the IMF