Senegal's finance committee to review revised budget key to IMF deal

Senegal's finance committee is set to review a revised budget that is crucial for the country to secure an International Monetary Fund deal. This revised budget aims to address the country's significant debt burden, which the IMF estimates had reached 132 per cent of Senegal's gross domestic product by the end of 2024. A successful deal with the IMF could provide Senegal with much-needed financial assistance, helping to stabilize the economy and alleviate some of the pressure from its debt.

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Senegal's finance committee is reviewing a revised budget, a key step towards an IMF deal. This deal could help the country manage its debt burden and stabilize its economy.

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