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Senegal Starts Countdown to First African Default Since 2023
Source: Bloomberg
Sovereign Debt & RatingsEmerging MarketsFiscal Policy & Budget
Senegal remains a key focus for emerging-market bond investors after the government uncovered billions of dollars in previously hidden debt two years ago. The disclosure keeps investor confidence and funding conditions under scrutiny, sustaining a cautious risk tone around Senegal’s sovereign credit profile.
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