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FINEOPOLIS Capital has received authorization from the AMMC to operate as both a Category 1 and Category 2 financial investment advisor, enabling a broad range of financial services. This approval positions the firm to enhance the professionalism of Morocco's capital markets.
European stock markets are projected to open higher on January 5, 2026, following geopolitical developments in Venezuela. Key indices are reflecting a resilient risk appetite despite recent military interventions.
Cement deliveries for 2025 reached approximately 14.8 million tonnes, marking an 8.21% increase year-on-year, although December saw a significant drop of nearly 15%. The data reflects contributions from key industry players.
WTI crude oil prices have dipped below $57 following recent U.S. military actions in Venezuela, although immediate impacts on supply appear limited. Analysts suggest potential long-term price increases due to geopolitical tensions and OPEC+ production decisions.
The bond market has shown mixed trends following the first auction session of January 2026, with the Treasury raising over 3 billion dirhams amid strong investor demand. AGR notes a slight upward shift in the primary curve and stable conditions in the secondary market.
In 2025, silver prices surged by 148%, driven by its designation as a critical mineral in the U.S., tight supply conditions, and robust industrial demand. Geopolitical tensions and expectations of a more accommodative U.S. monetary policy further fueled this rally.
Crédit Agricole du Maroc has announced a bond issuance of 1 billion dirhams, aimed at financing various economic sectors, particularly agriculture, while bolstering its regulatory capital.
As 2026 begins, WTI oil prices are attempting a technical rebound following a challenging 2025. Market dynamics are influenced by OPEC+ strategies and ongoing geopolitical risks, particularly in Venezuela and Eastern Europe.
Analysts from M.S.IN highlight macroeconomic factors, favorable earnings dynamics, and sectoral recoveries as key growth drivers for the Moroccan stock market in 2026. The anticipated return to 'Investment Grade' status and ongoing infrastructure projects further enhance market attractiveness.
In its latest monetary statistics bulletin, Bank Al-Maghrib reveals an 8.3% rise in the money supply for November, driven by increased net claims on the central government and a surge in bank credit to the non-financial sector.
The Moroccan Capital Market Authority (AMMC) has launched a public consultation regarding its guide on the management of financial instruments under mandate, open until January 25, 2026.
Morocco's economic growth experienced a notable slowdown in the third quarter of 2025, with the secondary sector's value added decreasing significantly. Despite a rise in primary sector activity, overall GDP growth fell to 4% from 5% in the previous year.