Senegal: Notes from the 2022 IMF Annual Meetings
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Senegal has been buffeted by a number of shocks, growth is lower, inflation higher
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Fiscal policy is main concern amid soaring energy subsidies and slower plans for fiscal consolidation as debt rises
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Presidential election in 2024 may impact decision making while IMF programme is coming to an end; downgrade to Hold
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