
The Treasury Places 8.5 Billion Dirhams in Cash Surpluses
The Treasury has invested 8.5 billion dirhams in cash surpluses through a two-day placement at a weighted average rate of 2.51%.
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The Treasury has invested 8.5 billion dirhams in cash surpluses through a two-day placement at a weighted average rate of 2.51%.

The Casablanca Stock Exchange saw the MASI index decline by 0.07% on August 15, 2025, while maintaining a weekly performance of +0.13%. Trading activity remained moderate, with a daily volume of 327 million dirhams.

SMI reports a revenue of 628 million dirhams for the first half of 2025, marking a 10% increase compared to the same period in 2024. The company continues to invest in research and mining infrastructure.

The overall inflation remained unchanged at 2.7%, while core inflation rose slightly to 3.1%. Traders expect a 94% chance of a 25 basis point cut in September.

The IEA reports a global oil demand increase of 680,000 bpd for 2025, with a record surplus expected as supply outpaces demand growth.

All categories of UCITS show positive growth, with total assets reaching 808 billion dirhams, driven by strong performance in equity and bond markets.
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The Nikkei index reached a record high of 43,348.50 points, marking a 7.5% increase since August 4. The rise was driven by positive trends in U.S. markets and easing trade concerns.

Morocco's budget deficit reached 53.7 billion dirhams by the end of July 2025, influenced by various factors including increased ordinary revenues and expenditures.

Customs revenue has risen by 5.8% by the end of July 2025, driven by increases in customs duties, VAT on imports, and excise taxes on energy products.

Donald Trump announced that gold will not be subject to customs duties, following a recent surge in gold prices. The announcement comes amid rising demand for gold in the U.S. due to trade uncertainties.

BCP and Maroc Telecom have both engaged in share buyback activities in July 2025, with BCP purchasing over a million shares and Maroc Telecom making significant transactions on the Moroccan market.

Donald Trump announced the suspension of tariffs on Chinese goods until November 10, following a successful round of trade negotiations. The extension aims to maintain stability in trade relations between the two nations.