The Standard and Poor’s agency maintains Morocco’s rating for “BBB-” in the long run, but with a perspective that goes from “stable” to “negative”. The kingdom should improve its financial situation within 24 months at the risk of losing the so-called investment grade. In its report of October 5, 2018, the agency said Morocco has…...
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Morocco maintains its investment grade but with a negative outlook
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S & P would have a good look at the evolution of the Moroccan currency, the Dirham (MAD) towards a more flexible exchange rate regime.
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