Macro Finance
Moody’s Warns Senegal Debt Revamp Likely Constitutes Default
Bloomberg Markets·November 6, 2026·1 min read
Moody's Ratings said Senegal's bid to revamp billions of dollars of debt will likely constitute a default under its methodology, even as Africa's most distressed sovereign issuer continues to make scheduled payments. The warning highlights the severity of Senegal's fiscal challenges despite ongoing debt service.
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