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Afric Industrie reports a 3% increase in cumulative revenue by the end of September 2025, despite a 3% decline in Q3 revenue compared to the previous year. Investment levels have also risen significantly.
Attijariwafa Bank reports growth in its financial results for the first nine months of 2025, with a net banking income of 26.4 billion dirhams, reflecting a 4.7% increase compared to the previous year.
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The assets of UCITS have surpassed 800 billion dirhams, with significant growth in various categories, particularly in medium and long-term bonds. Overall, the sector shows a year-on-year increase of over 23.6%.
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.
Investor optimism is buoyed by hopes of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut, as European markets await key economic data. Major companies are set to report earnings soon.
The Moroccan Treasury successfully raised 7 billion dirhams through various bond maturities, with rates ranging from 1.95% to 2.606%. The settlement of the subscribed bonds is scheduled for next Monday.
Morocco's budget deficit reached 55.5 billion dirhams by the end of October 2025, despite a positive balance from special treasury accounts. Revenue increased significantly, driven by various tax categories.
During the ASFIM annual conference, Khalid Safir announced that CDG will delegate 15 billion dirhams to mutual fund managers to enhance investment performance and diversify the Moroccan capital market.
European stock markets are anticipated to open higher, with positive signals from futures contracts. The CAC 40 in Paris is projected to gain 0.34% at the opening.
As of September 2025, capital fundraising in Morocco has surpassed 83 billion dirhams, driven by negotiable debt securities and bond issuances. September alone saw capital raises of 6.677 billion dirhams.
The U.S. Senate passed a bill to fund the federal government until January, with the House expected to approve it soon. European investors await key economic data amid a holiday that may reduce trading volume.
In late October, Quantum Capital Gestion received its initial fund approvals from the AMMC, marking a significant milestone for the independent management firm led by Majid Bennis.