Moody’s Ratings, the international rating agency, raised Morocco’s sovereign rating outlook from “stable” to “positive” on Friday, while confirming the Ba1 rating for long-term debt in foreign and local currency. This decision reflects the growing confidence of the markets in the kingdom’s macroeconomic trajectory. In its analysis, Moody’s highlights a gradual improvement in the country’s…...
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