- IMF staff will visit Senegal Aug. 19–Sept. 1 to continue talks on policies that could underpin a new lending arrangement.
- A 2024 debt misreporting revelation froze a prior $1.8 billion IMF programme and has largely shut Senegal out of international capital markets.
- With Senegal relying on regional borrowing for now, the IMF says it remains committed to helping safeguard macroeconomic stability and inclusive growth.
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