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Buildings & Logistics Services (BLS) has entered a strategic partnership with Varun Beverages Morocco to provide a 31,000 m² logistics space for 120 million Dirhams over nine years. This marks the largest warehousing operation in Morocco's FMCG sector.
Operations at Primorsk and Oust-Luga pumping stations have been suspended following a significant Ukrainian drone strike. Despite this, global oil supply is expected to strengthen in 2025.
CFG Bank's strong half-year results have led Saham Bank to increase its price target for the bank, citing unexpected resilience in client deposits and robust private banking performance.
CTM Group is enhancing urban public transport in Fès as part of a national modernization program, deploying new buses over the next six months. This initiative aligns with Morocco's upcoming major events, including CAN 2025 and the 2030 World Cup.
GPC Papier et Carton is investing 500 million dirhams to expand its Mohammedia site, increasing annual production capacity from 90,000 to 160,000 tons by 2030 and creating over 100 direct jobs by 2027. The expansion includes the installation of Africa's first hybrid digital printing machine for corrugated cardboard.
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The European Central Bank is likely to maintain its refinancing rate at 2.15% and the deposit facility rate at 2%. Investors are awaiting updated macroeconomic projections following the upcoming meeting.
By the end of July 2025, capital raises in Morocco reached over 71 billion MAD, with significant contributions from various financial instruments. July alone saw capital raises totaling 18.04 billion MAD.
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The weekly variation shows a clear preference for short-term products, with significant growth in money market funds. Overall, UCITS assets have reached a new high.
Inflation remains close to the medium-term target of 2%, with projections indicating slight fluctuations in the coming years. The Governing Council emphasizes a cautious, data-driven approach to future rate decisions.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange saw the MASI index increase by 0.16% to 19,873.73 points on September 11, 2025. Trading activity remained robust, with a total market volume of 515 million dirhams.
Futures contracts indicate a positive opening for major European indices, driven by expectations of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut. Deteriorating U.S. economic data strengthens investor confidence.