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IMF

Every Axis Signal story on this subject - 2 reports, filed under Africa, Business

Senegal Secures $2.2 Billion IMF Programme, Must Tackle Past Debt Misreporting

Africa

Senegal Secures $2.2 Billion IMF Programme, Must Tackle Past Debt Misreporting

The IMF reached a staff-level deal on a 36-month, $2.2 billion programme to back Senegal's 2026-2029 reforms, subject to board approval and

IMF Projects Gabon's Public Debt to Reach 94.3% of GDP by 2027

IMF Projects Gabon's Public Debt to Reach 94.3% of GDP by 2027

Gabon's public debt is projected to rise to 94.3% of GDP by 2027, according to IMF estimates, driven by widening fiscal deficits and increased borrowing, including a $920 million Eurobond issued in July 2026.

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