Sénégal, Nigeria, Angola… Ces nouvelles « dettes cachées » qui inquiètent le FMI et les agences notations

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Dans un rapport publié en mai 2026, le FMI estime que le recours aux swaps de rendement total pourrait créer des contraintes sur la politique monétaire.

Publié aujourd’hui à 08h34 Lecture : 4 minutes.

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Dette Dette cachée du Sénégal Bola Tinubu FMI
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