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The annual report from Bank Al-Maghrib revealed that the demand for liquidity by banks reached 123.3 billion MAD in 2025, a nearly stable level compared to 2024, but significantly higher than the average of 78 billion MAD between 2021 and 2023. It was concluded that this stability is due to increased circulating cash and the external reserves of the central bank, with its intervention volume remaining around 137.8 billion MAD, divided between short-term advances and refinancing operations. Additionally, the medium-term duration of interventions increased from 49 to 51 days, amid limited use by the central bank of short-term advances (9 times during the year) totaling 20.3 billion MAD. Despite the stability of liquidity needs on an annual basis, they declined between April and May after the treasury issued borrowing bonds in the international market worth 20.9 billion MAD. The weighted average interbank interest rate continued to align with the main policy rate, with the volume of interbank transactions rising from 2.6 to 4 billion MAD annually.
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