A recent analysis indicates the Tunisian dinar is overvalued against the US dollar. The evidence stems from the “Big Mac Index,” which demonstrates Tunisian consumers pay a higher dollar price for the popular McDonald’s burger than consumers in the United States. This suggests the dinar’s exchange rate doesn’t accurately reflect the cost of goods. The index compares the price of a Big Mac across different countries as an indicator of currency valuation. A higher dollar price in Tunisia indicates the dinar is artificially strong. This overvaluation impacts Tunisian purchasing power, making imports more affordable but potentially hindering exports. The analysis was first published by Kapitalis.