Macroeconomy
After the sharp economic decline following the revolution, the Tunisian economy has embarked on a moderate recovery in 2012 while facing a challenging international economic environment and persistent domestic and social tensions. The deteriorating current account deficit—caused partly by falling demand from Europe— has been financed by sustained donor financing, strengthened FDI and market access, which helped increase reserves (but to a level still below 2010).
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