The total assets managed by Morocco’s mutual funds (OPCVM) were MAD 771.7 billion (around USD 75 billion) as of October 3, 2025, according to the Moroccan Capital Markets Authority (AMMC), down 2.32% from the previous week.
Money market funds dropped the most, falling 8.21%, followed by contractual funds (-4.96%), equity funds (-2.8%), diversified funds (-2.31%), and medium- and long-term bond funds (-1.55%), the AMMC said in its latest weekly updates.
Only short-term bond funds posted gains, rising 1.96%, as investors sought safer, more liquid assets amid continued market adjustments.
As of early October, 603 mutual funds were active in Morocco’s financial market, which remains one of the largest and most diversified in Africa.
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