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Gold prices have surged over 60% this year, driven by central bank purchases and increased demand for safe-haven assets. The Federal Reserve's recent rate cut has sparked debate among policymakers regarding future easing.
Discussions between Holmarcom and BNP Paribas are exploring a potential merger between BMCI and CDM, highlighting their complementary strengths and differing profitability profiles. Such a merger could significantly enhance value creation for shareholders.
European markets are expected to open slightly lower as traders await the Federal Reserve's decision. The likelihood of a rate cut is being closely monitored.
A new charter aims to enhance financing access for small and micro enterprises in Morocco, aligning with royal directives to reduce social disparities and promote integrated territorial development.
The third quarter of 2025 reveals contrasting performances among companies listed on the Casablanca Stock Exchange, with significant growth for some and declines for others.
Several Moroccan companies have turned to the bond market and disintermediated financing to support growth and acquisitions, raising nearly 6.6 billion dirhams in just one month.
Bank Al-Maghrib has increased liquidity injections to an average of 143.7 billion dirhams weekly, amid a significant liquidity need. Interbank transaction volumes have decreased, while the average lending rate remains stable.
The liquidity deficit in Moroccan banks has increased significantly, with Bank Al-Maghrib's advances rising and Treasury placements declining. The average weighted rate remains stable, while future interventions are expected to increase.
The African Development Bank convened over fifty representatives from regional banks and development finance institutions to discuss the vital role of stock exchanges in long-term financing for Africa. The meeting emphasized the need for reforms to mobilize capital effectively.
Sgtm will offer shares with four different order types, targeting the public for a total of 5 billion dirhams. The subscription period runs from December 1 to 8, with the first listing scheduled for December 16.
Investors must gather information about the issuer and the proposed operation before subscribing to an IPO. This article outlines the necessary steps and considerations for participating in an IPO.
Tarik Senhaji, president of AMMC, emphasizes the historical significance of recent reforms in the mutual fund industry, urging for increased participation from individual investors to enhance national financing.