The Tunisian dinar exchange rate depreciated against the dollar, as 1 dollar was worth 2.966 dinars on March 9, 2022, compared to 2.763 dinars on the same date last year, according to statistical data released Friday by the Central Bank of Tunisia (BCT).
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