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IMF Says It’s Preparing DSA for Senegal Under Current Framework

Bloomberg Markets Monday 14 September 2026, 12:52 UTC By Jorgelina do Rosario 1 min read
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The International Monetary Fund said that Senegal’s debt sustainability analysis, or DSA, is being prepared under the “current framework” for low-income countries, according to a spokesperson.

The International Monetary Fund said that Senegal’s debt sustainability analysis, or DSA, is being prepared under the “current framework” for low-income countries, according to a spokesperson.
IMF (ORG) Senegal (LOCATION) DSA (ORG)
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