Tunisia bonds jump after IMF staff-level agreement on $1.9 bln loan
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Hard-currency bonds issued by Tunisia jumped nearly 4 cents on Monday to hit levels last seen in March, after the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said it had reached a preliminary agreement with the country over a $1.9 billion package.
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