Macro Finance
Moody’s Warns Senegal Debt Rework Likely Constitutes Default
Bloomberg Markets·November 6, 2026·1 min read
Moody's Ratings said Senegal's plan to revamp billions of dollars in debt will likely constitute a default under its methodology, despite the country continuing to make scheduled payments. Senegal remains Africa's most distressed sovereign issuer as it seeks to restructure its obligations.
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