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Morocco is establishing a regulatory framework for crypto-assets to protect its financial system and consumers. The new law, developed with international support, aims to create a transparent environment for innovation while ensuring compliance with anti-money laundering standards.
The Moroccan Minister of Tourism announced a significant investment demand for the Cap Hospitality program, aimed at modernizing the country's hotel sector. The initiative has already recorded 91 eligible requests representing 14,000 rooms.
The IFC's Director-General highlighted the need for private sector involvement in African economies facing multiple challenges. The organization plans to increase equity investments to enhance local solvency and attract institutional investors.
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The annual growth of the money supply in Morocco has slowed, primarily due to a decrease in bank credit to the non-financial sector. However, official reserve assets have increased at a faster rate.
Bank Al-Maghrib has raised its liquidity injections to an average of 132.8 billion dirhams weekly in Q3 2025, reflecting a significant increase in liquidity needs. The interbank average transaction volume also rose by 30.3%.
The INFITAH Caravan has successfully completed its national tour, aimed at enhancing understanding of currency market dynamics among small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Morocco. The initiative, launched by Bank Al-Maghrib, has engaged over 350 participants across multiple cities.
Fitch Ratings experts warn that the implementation of the SREP by Bank Al-Maghrib may directly affect Moroccan banks' dividend distribution policies.
BMCE Capital analysts predict a 7.3% increase in overall revenue for 2025, driven by various sectors, with net profits expected to rise significantly despite challenges in the gas and petrochemical segments.
Markets are shaken by signs of credit fragility as two U.S. regional banks report bad debts. Tensions between Beijing and Washington escalate, impacting global supply chains and monetary policy uncertainty.
A recent survey by the European Investment Bank reveals that half of Moroccan SMEs struggle to access formal financing. The study highlights the challenges faced by these businesses in securing loans and the impact on their growth and export potential.
The HCP forecasts a growth rate of 4.7% for the fourth quarter of 2025, driven by improved domestic demand and a recovery in investment. The economy has shown resilience with a 5.5% growth in the second quarter.