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Senegal Treasury Bill Rates Today

Current Senegal Treasury bill rates from UMOA-Titres, plus how BAT Treasury bills with maturities of one year or less bills work and how investors can access them.

Published July 21, 2026Rates updated July 17, 20268 min readMansa Markets

Current Senegal Treasury Bill Rates

As of July 17, 2026, the latest official Senegal Treasury bill curve is shown below. Rates are dated auction observations in XOF; the page never substitutes a manually typed rate, bond coupon or price.

91-day
6.0600%
Auction date: July 17, 2026
364-day
7.6600%
Auction date: July 17, 2026

Source: UMOA-Titres auction results. Full dated dataset: Senegal bond market.

What Are Treasury Bills in Senegal?

Senegal Treasury bills are short-term government securities issued or administered through UMOA-Titres. The standard market includes BAT Treasury bills with maturities of one year or less, with investors receiving the maturity value after buying the bill at the auction or secondary-market price.

Senegal issues short-term BAT Treasury bills through the shared UEMOA market. Auctions settle in West African CFA francs through the regional central-bank and dealer network; OAT are longer Treasury bonds and are reported separately from bill yields.

Local terminology: BAT, adjudication, rendement moyen pondéré and West African CFA franc. The official yield convention matters: discount rate, effective yield and weighted average yield are related but not interchangeable.

How to Buy Treasury Bills in Senegal

Investors generally use a licensed bank, primary dealer or SGI connected to the regional government-securities market. The intermediary should confirm access rules for the Senegalese issue, the value date, maturity proceeds and transaction charges.

    STEP 1

    Choose a regulated channel

    Use an authorised bank, dealer, broker or official depository route that can identify the security and explain its fees.

    STEP 2

    Select the maturity

    Compare the available BAT Treasury bills with maturities of one year or less bills using the same yield convention and a maturity that fits your cash needs.

    STEP 3

    Confirm price and settlement

    Ask for the amount paid today, the maturity value, settlement date, charges and treatment if you need to sell before maturity.

    STEP 4

    Keep the allotment record

    Retain the security reference, settlement confirmation and maturity instructions; verify that proceeds reach the nominated account.

How Treasury Bill Returns Work

Treasury bills are commonly issued at a discount: the investor pays less than the maturity value and receives the full face value when the bill matures. The cash gain is the maturity value minus the purchase amount, before fees and taxes.

An annualised auction rate is not the same as the percentage cash gain over a three- or six-month holding period. Investors should compare effective yields calculated on the same basis and confirm whether the published field is a discount rate, accepted yield or weighted average yield.

Recent Senegal Treasury Bill Auctions

Dated primary-market results. Amounts are shown in millions of XOF where the official release supplies them.

Auction dateTenorYieldOfferedAllotted
July 17, 202691-day6.0600%100,000m XOF22,301m XOF
July 17, 2026364-day7.6600%100,000m XOF33,902m XOF
June 29, 202612-month7.8200%100,000m XOF77,007m XOF
June 19, 202612-month7.7500%100,000m XOF13,281m XOF

Treasury Bills vs Savings, Fixed Deposits and Bonds

InstrumentTypical termReturnMain considerations
Treasury billOne year or lessDiscount or auction yieldSovereign, inflation, currency and early-sale risk
Savings accountOn demandBank deposit interestLiquidity, bank terms and deposit-protection limits
Fixed depositAgreed bank termFixed deposit rateEarly-withdrawal penalty and bank credit exposure
Government bondMore than one yearCoupon plus price movementDuration, market-price, inflation and liquidity risk

Senegal Treasury Bills FAQ

What are Senegal Treasury bill rates today?

The latest validated Senegal Treasury bill observations as of July 17, 2026 are 91-day: 6.0600%, 364-day: 7.6600%. Mansa Markets pulls these dated rates from UMOA-Titres auction results; they are not manually entered estimates.

How can I buy Treasury bills in Senegal?

Investors generally use a licensed bank, primary dealer or SGI connected to the regional government-securities market. The intermediary should confirm access rules for the Senegalese issue, the value date, maturity proceeds and transaction charges. Access rules and minimum order sizes can change, so confirm the current requirements with a regulated institution before transferring money.

Are Senegal Treasury bills risk free?

Senegal Treasury bills are short-term obligations of the sovereign issuer and are generally treated as lower-credit-risk local-currency instruments. They are not free of inflation, currency, liquidity, reinvestment or sovereign risk, and selling before maturity can change the realised return.

What is the difference between a Treasury bill rate and return?

A quoted bill rate is an annualised auction measure, while the investor's cash return depends on the purchase price, maturity value, holding period, fees and tax treatment. Compare instruments using the same yield convention and maturity rather than comparing headline percentages alone.

How often do Senegal Treasury bill rates change?

Senegal rates can change at each the UMOA-Titres sovereign issuance calendar. Mansa Markets checks the official release pipeline and displays the underlying auction date, while this article is server-rendered on a six-hour cache window.

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This article is educational and does not constitute investment, tax or legal advice. Auction rules, taxes, minimum order sizes and intermediary requirements can change. Verify current terms with a regulated institution before investing.