Morocco banking liquidity falls short
The article discusses the decline in the banking liquidity deficit in Morocco to 147.2 billion dirhams during the period from July 15 to 22, 2026, representing a decrease of 1.57%. The BMCE Capital research center explained that 7-day bank advances increased by 17.75 billion dirhams, reaching 55.4 billion dirhams, while treasury placements recorded a maximum decrease of 18.2 billion dirhams, compared to 31.6 billion dirhams in the previous week. The weighted interest rate remained steady at 2.25%, and the "M3" index fell to 2.214%. It is also expected that Bank Al-Maghrib will reduce the pace of its interventions in the monetary market, with advances projected to be around 44.1 billion dirhams in the near future.
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