The Senegalese Minister of Finance and Budget, Cheikh Diba, continues to send positive signals to international investors. According to Bloomberg, citing sources close to the matter, Senegal has made an early payment of 53.75 million euros on its euro-denominated eurobond maturing in 2037, as well as a payment of 38.8 million dollars on a dollar-denominated...
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