Abdoulaye Diouf Sarr sur la restructuration de la dette : «Le marché financier ne connaît ni système ni antisystème»
In a context of increasing pressure on Senegal's sovereign rating and questions among technical and financial partners such as the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the president of the Republican Renaissance Sunu Rëew, Abdoulaye Diouf Sarr, warns of the urgent need for an economic and budgetary recovery.
He states: "The financial market knows neither system nor anti-system. It scoffs at speeches, slogans or posturing. It responds to only one thing: economic rationality."
However, "this rationality," he argues in a contribution published on his Facebook page, "states a simple truth: if the government has not succeeded in stabilizing Senegal's sovereign rating, nor in convincing the International Monetary Fund, then Senegal is heading towards an inevitable outcome."
According to the former Minister of Health and Social Action under Macky Sall, who is also the former mayor of Yoff, this loss of confidence opens the way to a scenario well known to economists.
“When markets doubt, they punish. When institutions question, they tighten conditions. And when a country lets its situation deteriorate, it always ends up restructuring, but under duress,” he warns.
“We are not there yet. But we are heading straight for it if nothing changes. Restructuring by choice,” he explains, “is preserving financial sovereignty; restructuring under pressure is negotiating with tied hands,” he asserts.
For Abdoulaye Diouf Sarr, the time for declarations of intent is over. He will suggest: "The time for speeches is over. The time for decisions has arrived."
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