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In 2025, LabelVie achieved a consolidated revenue of 18.5 billion dirhams, marking a 12.9% increase from the previous year. The company continues its strategic expansion while focusing on profitability and shareholder value.
In a recent bond auction, the Treasury successfully raised 1.9 billion dirhams, focusing on two-year securities at a stable interest rate of 2.732%. This reflects a temporary easing of short-term market tensions amid robust investor interest.
The Mohammed VI Investment Fund convened its twelfth Board of Directors meeting to assess 2025 outcomes and outline the strategic action plan for 2026, emphasizing its commitment to enhancing Morocco's economic landscape.
Sothema has partnered with Naali to enhance its therapeutic offerings by integrating innovative saffron-based health solutions, marking a significant step towards sustainable growth and diversification.
This analysis delves into the evolving landscape of financial markets following a robust MASI rally in 2025, highlighting increased volatility and caution. Key factors influencing this consolidation, including interest rate hikes and geopolitical contexts, are examined alongside technical assessments of gold and oil.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange experienced notable fluctuations on February 3, 2026, with significant gains and losses among listed stocks. Key market indices and trading volumes are detailed below.
In January 2026, cement deliveries by members of the Professional Association of Cement Manufacturers fell to 1,044,130 tons, marking an 18.78% decrease compared to the previous year, influenced by significant rainfall impacting construction activities.
The ACAPS convened key stakeholders in the insurance sector to bolster anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing measures, reflecting Morocco's commitment to international standards and recent regulatory advancements.
In 2025, Morocco's unemployment rate fell to 13%, driven by the creation of 249,000 paid jobs, despite a loss of 55,000 unpaid positions. However, youth unemployment remains a concern, with rates rising among young people and women.
The MASI index fell by 0.45% to close at 18,439.79 points, marking a year-to-date decline of 2.16%. Trading activity remained subdued, with total volumes reaching 193.4 million dirhams.
In January 2026, the bond market continued to experience tightening conditions, while the equity market entered a consolidation phase following a strong 2025. Twin Capital Gestion anticipates positive performance in equities, driven by earnings growth and dividend distributions.
Amid escalating military pressure, the U.S. demands concessions from Iran regarding its nuclear program as discussions between the two nations appear to be underway. President Trump outlines key conditions for resuming talks.