Senegal’s international bonds dropped on Wednesday by as much as 2.5 cents to reach a new four-month low, Tradeweb data showed.
The 2028 euro-denominated maturity (XS1790105180=TE) fell the most, shedding more than 2.6 cents to bid at 76.35 cents on the euro.
The bonds, under pressure from concern over high debt levels and a still-pending loan from the International Monetary Fund, were on track for their fifth straight trading day of losses.
