Senegal’s Eurobonds experienced a sharp decline following President Sall’s indefinite postponement of the presidential elections and the subsequent cut in mobile internet access amid a constitutional crisis. Security in Dakar intensified after clashes with opposition supporters. Senegal’s 2033 and 2037 USD bonds dropped to 83.77 and 69.84 cents on the dollar, respectively. Barclays noted that this unprecedented election delay heightens concerns over political instability in West Africa, potentially increasing investment risk premiums for Senegal.