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Senegal's economic growth will slow to 2.5%
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Apr 13, 2026
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Senegal's economic growth will slow to 2.5%

Senegal's economic growth will slow to 2.5%

Senegal's economy is expected to grow by only 2.5% this year, but acceleration to 6.7% is projected for next year. However, the level of sovereign risk remains high in the medium term.

RatioSenegal's economic growth will slow to 2.5%

The Ministry of Economy of Senegal has announced that the country's economic growth rate is expected to slow to 2.5% this year. However, next year, growth is projected to rise to 6.7%.

The ministry also noted that the level of sovereign stress risk in the country remains high in the medium term.

The anticipated growth rates are significantly lower compared to the economic expansion recorded in the previous year.

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