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During the specified period, the dirham appreciated against the dollar, with official reserve assets increasing. BAM reported no auction operations took place in the foreign exchange market.
Silver has surged to historic highs, while gold remains near record levels. Copper shows resilience, driven by long-term economic transformations.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange saw the MASI index decline by 2.45% after briefly reaching 19,144 points. This marks a weekly drop following two weeks of gains.
Crédit du Maroc and Ynexis Group have completed their strategic partnership, each acquiring a 50% stake in Nema Capital, aimed at enhancing market presence and expanding development strategies.
The Moroccan Treasury has repurchased 11 billion dirhams of treasury bonds, reflecting a gradual easing of interest rates in the bond market. This move aims to actively manage domestic debt.
The Treasury is conducting a buyback operation for Treasury bills on December 25, 2025, aimed at managing its debt profile amid declining interest rates.
LabelVie has inaugurated a new Carrefour hypermarket in Zenata, enhancing its presence in the economic metropolis and creating over 400 jobs. The store aims to provide a seamless shopping experience with a wide range of products.
The S&P 500 and Dow Jones hit record highs, buoyed by strong GDP growth and declining unemployment claims. Tech giants lagged slightly, with Intel facing a setback.
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The assets of UCITS have slightly increased to 810.8 billion dirhams, with mixed trends across different categories. Notably, bond funds continue to rise while money market funds see a decline.
The AMMC has released a guide aimed at providing recommendations and best practices for mandate management in Morocco, addressing the lack of specific regulations in this area.
Sanlam Maroc has partnered with Woliz to modernize local businesses and enhance financial inclusion in Morocco. This marks Sanlam's first investment in a start-up as part of its open innovation strategy.
The end of the lock-up period for Akdital's core shareholders has raised questions in the market about their intentions. CEO Rochdi Talib reassures investors about the company's growth prospects and financial stability.