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Carthage Cement: Recovery begins in Q2 despite stagnant local market
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Consumer goods stocks rose 0.69% on the Tunis Stock Exchange on October 14, 2026, led by SAH (+2.2%) and BT (+1.7%), while the TUNINDEX added 0.42%. Brent at $105.8 and the dollar at 3.0045 TND are sharpening cost pressures for Tunisian importers.
Tunis Stock Exchange — Financials Defy Weak Tape as Sector Gains 0.65% While TUNINDEX Slips
Tunisia’s market closed nearly flat on October 5, 2026, with the TUNINDEX down 0.09%, but financials clearly outperformed. Insurance, leasing and banks cushioned the broader pullback as industrial names faced pressure and the dinar weakened against the euro.
Tunis Stock Exchange — Distribution and Consumer Services Gain 0.34% as TUNINDEX Slips 0.20%
The Tunis Stock Exchange closed down 0.20% on September 28, 2026, but distribution and consumer services rose 0.34%. In a narrow market, resilient domestic plays contrasted with weakness in banks and insurers.