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Investor sentiment is dampened by escalating rhetoric from Donald Trump regarding Greenland, raising fears of a transatlantic trade escalation. European political dynamics are also under scrutiny as leaders prepare for urgent discussions in Brussels.
Christine Lagarde emphasizes the need for a profound restructuring of the European economy, highlighting the limited inflationary impact of U.S. tariffs while warning of the uncertainties they create. She advocates for the removal of non-tariff trade barriers within the EU.
The Moroccan Treasury successfully raised close to 5 billion dirhams exclusively through two-year bonds, with a notable increase in the interest rate. Analysts anticipate a controlled supply of Treasury bonds in the upcoming quarter amid liquidity concerns.
Fineopolis Capital has inaugurated Morocco's first investment bank focused on ethical and participatory finance, aiming to meet the growing demand for Sharia-compliant investment solutions. The Casablanca-based firm seeks to position Morocco as a regional hub for sustainable finance.
Morocco's hosting of CAN 2025 has yielded significant economic benefits, with a reported 1.8-fold increase in revenues and investments, alongside the creation of 100,000 jobs. The event has also accelerated infrastructure development, positioning the nation favorably for the upcoming 2030 World Cup.
The FM6I has initiated a program aimed at preparing Moroccan companies for investment, following the selection of fourteen thematic and sectoral funds announced in July 2025. This initiative focuses on aligning businesses with investor requirements to boost competitiveness.
Imad Ghammad has been elected as the new president of FIMASUCRE, succeeding Hassan Mounir, amid positive developments in the sugar campaign due to recent rainfall. The board aims to enhance the competitiveness and sustainability of the sugar sector.
The High Commission for Planning (HCP) forecasts a sustained economic growth trajectory for Morocco, with GDP expected to rise to 5.0% by 2026, driven by a rebound in the agricultural sector and robust domestic demand.
European markets are bracing for a decline at the open as tensions escalate over U.S. trade policies concerning Greenland. President Trump's aggressive stance has heightened investor concerns, prompting an emergency EU meeting.
Gold has surpassed $4,700 as geopolitical tensions escalate, particularly following Denmark's military buildup in Greenland and potential U.S. tariffs on European imports. Investors are increasingly turning to safe-haven assets amid uncertainty.
Morocco is set to experience a 5% economic growth by 2026, driven by a recovery in agriculture and robust non-agricultural activities, according to the High Commission for Planning. This growth trajectory reflects a continuous acceleration over four consecutive years.
On January 19, 2026, gold prices surged to new heights following President Trump's announcement of a 10% tariff on goods from eight European nations, effective February 1. This move has intensified geopolitical tensions and prompted urgent discussions among European leaders regarding potential retaliatory measures.