Senegal's 2026 Budget Sees Significant Increase in Deficit
Senegal's 2026 budget deficit surges by 490 billion FCFA, reaching 1,735.2 billion FCFA, as revenues decline and expenditures rise.
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Senegal's 2026 budget deficit surges by 490 billion FCFA, reaching 1,735.2 billion FCFA, as revenues decline and expenditures rise.
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