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Tunisian dinar falls further, Lebanon in the spotlight

The Tunisian dinar has continued to decline over the past week and we think that the currency has further to fall. However, any moves should be fairly gradual. Elsewhere, the recent widening of Lebanese dollar bond spreads underlines the urgency for policymakers to put forward a credible plan to place the public finances and external position on a more sustainable path.

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