According to the latest annual report from the Central Bank of Tunisia, outstanding credit injected into the Tunisian economy reached approximately 123 billion dinars at the end of the 2025 fiscal year, showing a growth of 3.1%. This growth is primarily driven by loans to professionals, which increased by 3.6%, notably due to commercial discounting. Conversely, loans to individuals slowed, with growth dropping to 1.7% due to a decline in housing loans. Loans to public enterprises saw strong progress, rising from 13.1% to 14.7% of the share of professional loans. At the same time, loans to public administrations fell by 33%, reaching 1.7 billion dinars following Treasury repayments. Finally, the agriculture and fisheries sector saw its share of financing increase at the expense of industry and services.