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Planning Directorate predicts 4.7% growth
The High Commission for Planning expects the Moroccan national economy to continue growing at a rate of 4.7% during the fourth quarter of 2026, with the possibility of increasing to 5.3% in an optimistic scenario benefiting from falling energy prices and declining oil prices. The growth relies on a reduction in the severity of the decline in extractive industries, the resumption of fertilizer exports, and improvements in agricultural and service activities, with domestic demand continuing to support growth through a 4.3% increase in household consumption and a 6.8% rise in investment. However, international tensions and rising energy prices could lead to a slowdown in growth, while a decrease in raw material prices might enhance purchasing power and accelerate economic activity.
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