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Bank liquid assets fall to 127.3 billion dirhams
The Bank of Morocco reported that the demand for banking liquidity decreased significantly in June 2026, reaching 127.3 billion dirhams compared to 146.6 billion dirhams in the previous month. The central bank reduced its interventions to 152.4 billion dirhams, distributed between short-term advances, repurchase operations, and refinancing. Additionally, the interbank exchange market experienced an average daily trading volume of 2.2 billion dirhams, and the interest rate remained steady at 2.25%. In the government bond market, interest rates saw mixed fluctuations, with decreases in the primary market and increases in medium and long-term maturities. Interest rates on bank deposits declined, settling at 2.16% and 2.6% for the end of May, while the minimum interest rate on savings accounts rose to 1.82%. Regarding lending rates, there was a 16 basis point decrease in the first quarter of 2026. Interest rates on non-financial corporate loans, especially equipment and housing recovery loans, declined, while rates on individual loans increased, particularly those for government and consumption purposes.
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