Demographic Office reports 0.5% inflation in September
Consumer prices in Morocco increased by 0.5% in September 2026 compared to the same month the previous year, due to rises in both food and non-food items. Food prices saw a significant increase, especially in meats (4.3%), milk, cheese, and eggs (1.6%), as well as fruits and beverages. Meanwhile, the prices of fish and seafood declined slightly by 0.4%, and caffeine products such as coffee and tea decreased by 0.3%. Non-food items also saw an increase, with fuel prices rising by 2%, and the transportation sector experiencing a record increase of 9.4%. Price hikes varied between cities, with Laayoune experiencing the highest increase at 2.8%, while Al Hoceima saw a slight decrease of 0.3%. The core inflation index rose by 0.5% monthly and 0.6% annually, reflecting the overall market impact of increased costs and energy prices.
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