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Jinse Finance reported that on May 23, U.S. President Trump stated: The Federal Reserve will make decisions independently.

Diba revealed that Senegal is expected to resume negotiations with the International Monetary Fund on a brand-new financing plan during the week of June 8, with hopes of reaching an agreement on the core issues before June 30. He admitted that the primary point of contention between both parties currently lies in the debt resolution approach. President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has previously proposed an innovative plan to IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva as an alternative to traditional debt restructuring. Diba did not disclose the specific details of this plan, only emphasizing that “given the complexity of our country’s debt structure,” the plan would not only be more efficient but would also come at a much lower financial cost.

Currently, the IMF is working closely with officials in Senegal in hopes of "reaching a consensus on the macroeconomic outlook, financing needs, and reform priorities."