Les États de l’UEMOA stimulent leurs levées de fonds sur le marché régional
For the fourth quarter of 2025, WAEMU member countries plan to issue 2,344 billion CFA francs of government securities on the regional financial market, according to Oulimata Ndiaye Diassé, director of UMOA-Titres. This issuance program includes 1,283 billion CFA francs in short-term Treasury bills and 1,061 billion CFA francs in medium- and long-term bonds, reflecting sustained activity in the regional public debt markets.
Côte d'Ivoire leads the way with a projected volume of 650 billion FCFA, followed by Niger with 528.13 billion, and Senegal with 488 billion. This distribution reflects the diversity of budgetary needs and financing strategies within the Union. The overall increase in volume reflects increased reliance by States on the domestic market, while international financing conditions remain more stringent and costly.
The coming quarter's issues will be a confidence test for regional investors, but also an indicator of the ability of states to effectively mobilize domestic savings to support their public policies. In this context, effective coordination between national treasuries and UMOA-Titres appears essential to ensure market stability and preserve the sustainability of regional debt.
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