Tunisia’s equity market ended the week of April 6-10, 2026 almost unchanged, with the TUNINDEX at 15,595.53 points, down 0.03%, and the TUNINDEX20 at 6,925.59, down 0.06%. The key takeaway was not a broad-based rally or selloff, but the concentration of trading in a handful of liquid names, led by Poulina GP Holding, which posted TND 2.19 million in turnover in a market where 20 stocks rose, 28 fell and 27 were unchanged.
That near-flat finish came against a macro backdrop that was more supportive than the index performance suggests. Brent crude fell 12.7% over the week to $95.86 a barrel, a meaningful move for Tunisia as a net energy importer, while the USD/TND stood at 2.8855, down 0.07%, and the EUR/TND at 3.3832, down 0.43%. In practical terms, lower oil and a slightly firmer dinar against major currencies ease pressure, at least at the margin, on Tunisia’s energy import bill, trade balance and subsidy burden.
Key figures
- TUNINDEX: 15,595.53 points (-0.03% weekly)
- TUNINDEX20: 6,925.59 (-0.06%)
- Poulina GP Holding: TND 2,189,106.48 turnover, +1.2%
- One Tech Holding: TND 1,889,346.4 turnover, +1.6%
- BNA: TND 1,542,860.8 turnover, +1.3%
Market context: mixed breadth, selective positioning
For anyone tracking the Tunis stock exchange today, the dominant signal was selectivity rather than direction. Market breadth, with across , shows that the slight decline in the benchmarks masked active rotation between sectors. Gains in , and sat alongside declines in , and .