About

Syli Atlas, African economies in verifiable figures.

Syli Atlas gathers the economic figures of the 54 African countries: growth, GDP, debt, inflation, trade, living conditions, sovereign ratings and stock exchanges, in seven languages. The site is free, non-commercial, and needs no account.

Every figure names its source

Series come first from the IMF World Economic Outlook (World Economic Outlook (October 2026)), then the World Bank, CEPII (BACI), the IMF and World Bank debt sustainability analyses, the rating agencies and, for stock exchanges, MansaAPI. The source, its edition and its date are written under each series; their terms of reuse are on the Method and sources page.

Syli Atlas computes regional totals, ranks and changes over a period itself, and presents them as such. It never alters the sources' figures.

Updates

Sources are checked every day. A new IMF edition is imported, checked, then published; stock exchanges are updated after each close (end-of-day prices, not live). Sovereign ratings are taken from the agencies' announcements.

Citing Syli Atlas

Cite the original source and the page, with the date you read it:

Syli Atlas, from IMF, World Economic Outlook (October 2026), https://syliatlas.com/en/countries/senegal, accessed 12 November 2026.

What Syli Atlas computes and writes (totals, ranks, changes, sentences, charts and images) is under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence (CC BY 4.0): free reuse, commercial included, with credit to Syli Atlas and a link to the page. Source figures keep their own terms (details).

Every profile downloads as CSV and can be queried through the JSON API. Stock prices stay on the site only: their source's licence does not allow redistributing them.

Information, not advice

Syli Atlas informs; it gives no investment advice. Projections are the IMF's and change with each edition.

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An error, a source to add, a question: [email protected].