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The central bank, which keeps the dinar in a managed float versus the euro, began selling as the dinar traded at a rate of around 123.15, roughly the same as a day earlier.
Dealers said the pressure on the dinar stems from a sale of 119.9 million euros in 10-year treasury bonds on Wednesday.
The central bank so far this year has sold 750 million euros and purchased 20 million euros in support of the dinar.