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

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Briefings

Senegal's finance committee is reviewing a revised budget to secure approval for a new IMF deal. The country faces a significant debt burden, with the IMF stating the debt reached 132% of its gross domestic product by the end of 2024.

Key points

• Senegal's finance committee is reviewing a revised budget to secure approval for a new IMF deal.
• The IMF states Senegal's debt burden reached 132% of gross domestic product by the end of 2024.

Context

Senegal has been grappling with a substantial debt burden that the IMF has quantified at 132% of its gross domestic product, which is a critical factor in the country's financial negotiations.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single sentence stating the debt percentage by end of 2024. No specific dates for the budget review, names of committee members, or details of the IMF deal are provided.

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