In its report presented at its monetary policy meeting on June 23, 2026, Bank Al-Maghrib paints a picture of the Moroccan banking sector caught between two almost contradictory dynamics: on one hand, a strengthening demand for financing with the recovery of activity; and on the other hand, liquidity tensions that continue to intensify due to…...
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