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The assets of UCITS have surpassed 790 billion dirhams, with significant increases in short-term bond funds and money market funds. Long-term bond funds maintain their dominant position.
Since the beginning of the year, vehicle deliveries have increased significantly, with a notable rise in both passenger and light commercial vehicles.
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.
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.
Docline secures funding to enhance its expansion in Morocco and strengthen its international presence, particularly in Francophone Africa. The company aims to become a leading player in digital health across Africa and Europe.
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.
Morocco's recent sovereign rating upgrade reflects budgetary discipline and economic resilience, positively impacting bond markets and attracting institutional investors. The long-term sustainability of this rating depends on continued reforms and fiscal discipline.
The Household Confidence Index (HCI) in Morocco fell to 53.6 points in Q3 2025, reflecting persistent pessimism about living conditions and economic uncertainties.
Investors flock to gold as U.S.-China trade tensions escalate. President Trump accuses Beijing of "economically hostile" behavior, while the Fed warns of a slowing job market.
An empirical study reveals that the MASI index is increasingly sensitive to emotions and external shocks, yet maintains a remarkable equilibrium capacity. The Moroccan market reacts quickly to news but does so asymmetrically.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange experienced a slight reduction in losses on Wednesday, with the MASI index closing down 0.53%. Trading activity remained moderate, with a total market volume of 469 million dirhams.
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Chari has raised $12 million in Series A funding, bringing its total to $17 million. The Moroccan central bank has granted it a payment institution license, enabling a range of financial services for traditional merchants.