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Moroccan central bank boosts liquidity to 150B dirhams
The banks' need for liquidity increased during the month of August to an average of 132.3 billion dirhams per week, compared to 125.7 billion dirhams in July, according to the Directorate of Studies and Financial Forecasts. This rise led to an increase in liquidity injection operations by Bank Al-Maghrib, which also aims to maintain liquidity balance in the financial market.
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