Senegal hopes for a new International Monetary Fund programme by June, Finance Minister Cheikh Diba said on Thursday, as the government vowed to investigate alleged malfeasance after an audit found ...
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Senegal is optimistic about securing a new agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) by June 2025, following a ...
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Senegal's Finance Minister Cheikh Diba announced the government's intention to secure a new IMF program by June. This follows an audit revealing financial misreporting under former President Macky ...
Senegal's sovereign Eurobonds tumbled after the report was released. The 2033 dollar-denominated maturity led the losses, ...
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