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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.
Despite a changing market environment, asset allocation structures remain stable. Insurers show resilience with solid solvency margins amid financial market recovery.
In the second quarter of 2025, LabelVie reported a 4% increase in same-store sales compared to 2024. The company opened 44 new stores, contributing to a consolidated revenue of 4.569 billion dirhams for the quarter.
The U.S. President has signed a decree raising tariffs on India, set to take effect in three weeks. This follows a previous 25% tariff announced last week.
Bank stress tests are simulations designed to assess the financial resilience of banks against major economic shocks. Recent tests in Morocco evaluated the impact of various scenarios on the country's eight largest banks.
Donald Trump has announced a plan to impose 100% tariffs on all imported semiconductors and chips. The announcement was made during a press conference in the Oval Office.
CIH Bank has successfully completed a capital increase of 1.5 billion dirhams, with strong investor participation resulting in a subscription rate of 3.9 times. The operation raised a total of 5.756 billion dirhams.
The auction included 52-week and 2-year bonds, totaling 2.91 billion dirhams, with respective interest rates of 2.022% and 2.243%. The settlement will take place next Monday.
Market attention shifts to India, which may cut Russian crude imports amid U.S. tariff threats. API data shows a significant drop in U.S. crude stocks, but OPEC+ plans to increase production limits gains.
In 2024, the average debt-to-income ratio for Moroccan individuals was 34%, reflecting a slight decrease from 2023. However, significant disparities exist based on income levels, age, and profession.
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As of early August 2025, total assets in UCITS have decreased to 783.76 billion dirhams, with mixed performance across various categories. Equity and diversified funds show growth, while bond and money market funds decline.
In late July, Brussels and Washington reached a trade agreement with a 15% tariff on European goods. Trump warned that the EU would face a 35% tariff if it failed to fulfill its investment commitments in the U.S.