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Most Moroccan families face food price hikes
According to data from the High Commission for Planning, 77.9% of Moroccan households expect food prices to rise in the coming months, compared to a 95.9% increase recorded over the past year. Most families believe that prices have already gone up, with a slight decrease in the overall sentiment regarding future price developments compared to previous seasons. Additionally, 92.5% of households do not expect to be able to save money next year, citing difficulties in managing expenses, with only 2.8% able to set aside part of their income. The financial situation of households remains difficult, as most continue to rely on savings or borrowings to meet their basic needs.
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