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Bank Al-Maghrib reports a decline in the overall debtor rate to 4.84% for the second quarter of 2025, with varying rates across different loan categories.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange saw the Masi index close slightly higher at 19,843.43 points, marking a year-to-date performance of 34.32%. Trading activity remained robust with over 353 million dirhams exchanged.
European stock markets opened positively on Monday, with notable gains in major indices. Leaders are preparing for a significant meeting between the U.S. and Russian presidents.
The Gharb mega-water project could significantly impact the Casablanca Stock Exchange, particularly benefiting companies like CMGP, Stokvis Nord Afrique, TGCC, and Delta Holding. Investors are closely monitoring contract awards for potential market movements.
LabelVie reported a 16.2% increase in revenue for Q2 2025, driven by strong supermarket performance and new store openings. Saham Capital Bourse confirms its 2025 targets and recommends buying the stock.
Lion Capital Advisors has exercised an option to redeem its investment in CMT, leading to significant changes in ownership and financial obligations for AMG, led by Luc Gérard. A new negotiation allows AMG to potentially regain a stake in CMT.
TGCC CEO Mohammed Bouzoubaa met with Gabon's president to discuss enhancing economic cooperation between Gabon and Morocco. The talks focused on key development projects in Gabon.
The average banking deficit has decreased as Bank Al-Maghrib's 7-day advances rise. Treasury placements also increase, while the weighted average rate stabilizes.
The Treasury is expected to benefit from a controlled financing environment and contained inflation, having raised 2.91 billion dirhams in its latest auction. Secondary market rates showed mixed movements.
The Moroccan government outlines four strategic priorities in the 2026 Finance Bill aimed at enhancing economic resilience, social justice, and public administration reforms.
Morocco's tourism sector sees significant growth in July 2025, with 2.7 million arrivals, including 875,000 foreign tourists and 1.8 million Moroccans living abroad.
Despite a changing market environment, asset allocation structures remain stable. Insurers show resilience with solid solvency margins amid financial market recovery.