Tunisia

Crisis timeline

Every distinct (year, type) event, most recent first, with the chronologies flagging it. Start-year sources (GMD, JST) do not mark continuation years, so long episodes show lower agreement after their first year.

1. 1995
   Bankingrr1 source
2. 1994
   Bankingrr1 source
3. 1993
   Bankingrr1 source
4. 1992
   Bankingrr1 source
5. 1991
   Bankinggmd, laeven_valencia, rr3 sources
6. 1986
   Currencyrr1 source
7. 1982
   Sovereign debtrr1 source
8. 1981
   Sovereign debtrr1 source
9. 1980
   Sovereign debtrr1 source
10. 1979
    Sovereign debtrr1 source
11. 1978
    Currencyrr1 source
12. 1974
    Currencyrr1 source
13. 1965
    Currencygmd, rr2 sources
14. 1963
    Sovereign debtgmd, rr2 sources
15. 1958
    Sovereign debtrr1 source

    Currencygmd, rr2 sources
16. 1956
    Sovereign debtgmd, rr2 sources
17. 1950
    Currencyrr1 source
18. 1949
    Currencygmd, rr2 sources
19. 1946
    Currencyrr1 source
20. 1944
    Currencygmd, rr2 sources
21. 1870
    Sovereign debtrr1 source
22. 1869
    Sovereign debtrr1 source
23. 1868
    Sovereign debtrr1 source
24. 1867
    Sovereign debtgmd, rr2 sources

Source: Global Macro Database 2026_06 (Müller, Xu, Lehbib & Chen 2025) | Jordà-Schularick-Taylor Macrohistory R6 | Laeven & Valencia (2020) | Reinhart-Rogoff via HBS BFFS | ECB/ESRB Financial Crises Database Methodology

Macro context around each episode

Inflation, central-bank policy rate, and government debt in a window of five years either side of each crisis episode (consecutive crisis years bridged across gaps of up to two years). Crisis years shaded.

Source: Global Macro Database 2026_06 (Müller, Xu, Lehbib & Chen 2025) Inflation is % year over year; policy rate is the central-bank rate in %; government debt is % of GDP. Methodology