366,7 milliards en janvier...: L’Etat du Sénégal atteint un premier objectif sur douze
In 2026, Senegal needs to raise 6,075 billion CFA francs. It plans to raise 4,132 billion CFA francs on the local government securities market. On January 29th, the Director of Public Debt unveiled Senegal's issuance schedule for this market. His schedule detailed the amount the country intends to borrow each month.
In January, for example, the target was to raise 314 billion CFA francs. This was largely achieved, as the State of Senegal raised 366.7 billion CFA francs, according to Umoa-Titres' Primary Market Summary. Senegal ranked second among issuers after Côte d'Ivoire, which raised 1,039.7 billion CFA francs during the month.
Indeed, 190.2 billion FCFA was raised during the first operations of the year, on January 16th. Then, 50.8 billion FCFA was raised in the operation launched on January 19th. The month ended with a total of 125.7 billion FCFA raised.
Short-term loans dominate
The maturities vary. Specifically, 250.5 billion FCFA must be fully repaid within 12 months (principal), 86.6 billion FCFA within 3 years, and 29.4 billion FCFA within 5 years. This demonstrates a predominance of short maturities.
During this month of February, the objective is somewhat more modest. The State of Senegal hopes to raise 294 billion CFA francs on the public securities market. And already, the State raised 143 billion CFA francs on Friday, February 6th.
Furthermore, the Government spent 171.2 billion FCFA on the public securities market to repay its debt, which stands at 4549.9 billion FCFA.
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