- Senegal repays $471mn external debt amid IMF negotiations
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DAKAR, SENEGAL – Senegal has repaid $471 million of its debt on bonds, sending a signal to international markets as the West African nation negotiates with the International Monetary Fund.
The payment comes at a delicate moment for Dakar, which is seeking to reinforce investor confidence after concerns about undisclosed liabilities and rising public debt.
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