- Debt costs will absorb nearly a quarter of expected tax revenues.
- Restructuring shields domestic banks while exposing international bondholders to losses.
DAKAR, SENEGAL – Senegal’s debt burden is tightening as rising interest costs and a looming restructuring deadline test the government’s ability to avoid a disorderly default.
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