Moez Hadidane, financial markets expert, believes that the slight drop in the Tunisian dinar against the US dollar is temporary.
In a statement to the TAP agency, he wanted to be reassuring about an imminent recovery of the national currency.
According to Hadidane, the recent appreciation of the dollar does not only concern the Tunisian dinar, but is part of a global trend that affects many currencies. This strengthening of the greenback finds its origins in the speeches of American President Donald Trump and the announcements linked to his tariff policy.
The expert emphasizes that the American administration plans a less strict customs policy than what Trump’s statements suggest. Indeed, the envisaged customs duties should focus on sectors deemed strategic for the national and economic security of the United States. This orientation has contributed to the current appreciation of the dollar on international markets.
However, Moez Hadidane anticipates a short-term correction. According to him, Trump’s commitment to implement a rigorous customs policy could, paradoxically, lead to a weakening of the dollar in the weeks to come.
As for the Tunisian dinar, it could stabilize and even fall back below 3.2 dinars per dollar, estimates the expert, thus marking an expected recovery in the days to come.
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