For the fifth consecutive month, the Average Money Market Rate (TMM) remained at 6.99% in June 2026, according to indicators published this Tuesday by the Central Bank of Tunisia (BCT). As a reminder, the TMM stood at 6.99% in May.
This means that the cost of money on the Tunisian banking market remains broadly unchanged. Note that the evolution of rates directly influences lending, investment, and consumption.
Concretely, the TMM is a reference rate that reflects the conditions under which banks lend money to each other in the short term. It is strongly influenced by the monetary policy of the BCT, notably by the policy rate.
For recall, the Board of Directors of the BCT had decided, at its meeting on June 3, 2026, to keep the Central Bank of Tunisia’s policy rate unchanged at 7.00%.
On Thursday, June 25, 2026, the Governor of the BCT, Fethi Zouhaier Nouri, reaffirmed that the Central Bank continues its mission of preserving monetary and financial stability, a condition essential for confidence and investment.
He underscored that the BCT pursues, in parallel, the modernization of the financial system, the development of payment infrastructures, the strengthening of financial inclusion, as well as the diversification of funding sources to the benefit of enterprises.
