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The price of diesel in Morocco has been 17 dirhams or more per litre since early November, raising concerns that the increase could feed through to production and transport costs and the prices of goods—particularly vegetables, fruit, fish and meat. Expert Amine Sami said a broader wave of price rises is not inevitable: it depends on how long prices remain elevated, the level of competition, government intervention and companies’ ability to absorb the costs. He noted that higher fuel prices do not automatically justify raising transport fares by the same amount. He called for support to be conditional on keeping prices stable, alongside transparent pricing and monitoring of distribution margins, warning that if these pressures persist or intensify, they could lead to broader inflation.
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