- $393mn Eurobond matures March 13
- Financing gap up to 407bn CFA francs
DAKAR, SENEGAL – Senegal faces a critical liquidity crunch in March 2026 as it prepares to repay a $393million Eurobond amid mounting debt pressures.
While a heated debate continues between the government and financial institutions over whether debt restructuring is necessary, the Senegalese Treasury must honour a maturing Eurobond worth roughly $393mn – equivalent to about €333.3 million or 219 billion CFA francs — on March 13, 2026.
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