Tunisians' loans surpass 30.6 billion dinars

Bank loans granted to individuals in Tunisia increased modestly during the first half of 2026, reaching approximately 30.66 billion dinars by the end of June, compared to 30.55 billion dinars in December 2025, a rise of about 108 million dinars. The most prominent use of these loans was for housing preparation and improvement, which increased by roughly 80.5 million dinars, reaching 11.348 billion dinars. Consumption loans also saw a growth of 2.3%, or about 125 million dinars, amounting to around 5.55 billion dinars. Additionally, car purchase loans experienced a slight increase of 7.4 million dinars. The data indicates that Tunisians continue to rely on loans to meet their needs, especially amid rising living costs, despite the limited growth in the volume of loans.

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