Africa
Bank Al-Maghrib’s Final 2025 Meeting Expected to Maintain Key Interest Rate
Bank Al-Maghrib is expected to keep its key rate unchanged at its final 2025 meeting, aiming to protect recent gains and maintain flexibility ahead of 2026’s inflation-targeting shift. Morocco’s economy remains resilient despite global uncertainty. Investor opinions are split on the decision, though most favor a 2% target rate for 2026 and plan to prioritize equities.
The fourth and final Board meeting of Bank Al-Maghrib for 2025, set for next Tuesday, is expected to leave the key interest rate unchanged, according to BMCE Capital Global Research. The institution believes that Bank Al-Maghrib will maintain the current rate to secure recent progress and preserve flexibility going into 2026, the year planned for the shift to an inflation-targeting framework.
Bank Al-Maghrib Maintains Its Monetary Course
The meeting of Bank Al-Maghrib comes at a time when Morocco’s economy is displaying notable strength, with steady growth, controlled inflation, and positive economic indicators. At the same time, global geopolitical and economic tensions continue to cloud short-term visibility.
BMCE Capital Global Research conducted a survey of Moroccan institutional investors as part of its analysis. The results showed divided expectations: half of respondents foresee no change in the interest rate, while the other half anticipate a rate cut. A strong majority—80%—believe the Bank Al-Maghrib’s target rate for 2026 should be 2%. Additionally, all respondents indicated they plan to favor the Equity market in their asset allocation in response to their expectations for monetary policy.
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