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Wafa Assurance reported a 10.3% increase in premiums issued for the first half of 2025, driven by strong performance in both domestic and international markets.
BMCI reports a moderate increase in financial results for the first half of 2025, with consolidated net income rising by 2.5% compared to the previous year. The bank shows growth in both net banking income and customer deposits.
As of June 30, 2025, RISMA reported a 9% increase in revenue, reaching 653 million MAD. The company is also investing in renovations and has acquired new land in Tangier.
European stock markets are showing positive trends, with major indices rising as investors reposition themselves following earlier declines. Key company results are influencing market movements.
Jet Contractors has secured significant contracts, including airport terminal expansions and highway projects, boosting its order book to nearly 9 billion dirhams. The stock surged by 10% following investor interest.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange's MASI index has seen an uninterrupted rally since late June, gaining over 10%. However, it is currently facing resistance just below the 20,000-point mark.
All categories of UCITS show positive growth, with total assets reaching 808 billion dirhams, driven by strong performance in equity and bond markets.
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.
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.
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.
Despite a changing market environment, asset allocation structures remain stable. Insurers show resilience with solid solvency margins amid financial market recovery.