Al-Hoceima records highest inflation in August
The High Commissioner for Planning reported that the Consumer Price Index in Morocco recorded an increase of 0.8% in August 2026 compared to July, primarily due to higher prices for non-essential food items, especially fish, milk, meats, and vegetables. Additionally, there was a significant rise in non-food prices, mainly driven by a 9.8% increase in fuel prices. On an annual basis, prices decreased by 0.3% compared to August 2025, with food prices dropping by 3.9%, while non-food prices rose by 2.5%. The data also indicate variation in the rate of increase across different cities, with Al Hoceima and Agadir experiencing the highest rises, while Casablanca and Kenitra saw the smallest increases. Furthermore, the core inflation index increased slightly by 0.2% compared to July, reflecting a relatively stable market situation.
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