Hery Warns Loans Must Support Jobs
A report indicates that Moroccan banks recorded a mixed performance during the first half of 2026, with loans and deposits continuing to rise, reflecting confidence and sustained financing activity. This comes despite pressures on income from market activities due to interest rate fluctuations and increasing financing needs. The report emphasizes the importance of considering the quality of financing and its capacity to generate added value and employment opportunities, rather than focusing solely on the size of loans. It also highlights challenges faced by monetary policy in maintaining price stability, warning of the risks posed by government borrowing crowding out the private sector. The report confirms that the true test lies in the banks’ ability to transform liquidity into long-term financing that supports investment, while maintaining the sustainability of the financial sector.
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