Saturday 12 July 2025 – 15:56
Bank Al-Maghrib reported a rise in Moroccan banks’ liquidity needs to MAD 114 billion in June, up from MAD 108.7 billion in May.
To meet demand, the central bank injected MAD 129 billion, including MAD 50.5 billion in 7-day advances, MAD 44.6 billion through repo operations, and MAD 33.9 billion in long-term guaranteed loans.
On the interbank market, the average daily trading volume reached MAD 4.4 billion, with a weighted average rate of 2.25%.
Treasury bond yields declined across both primary and secondary markets. Deposit rates dropped in May, with six-month deposits falling 36 basis points to 2.36%, and one-year deposits by 3 points to 2.7%. The minimum savings account rate for H2 2025 was set at 1.91%, down 30 points.
Overall lending rates fell to 4.98%, including a drop in corporate credit rates, while consumer loans rose to 7.13%. Housing loan rates remained largely stable at 4.74%.
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