HIBAPRESS
The average banking liquidity deficit recorded a decrease of 2.87 percent, settling at 137.5 billion dirhams during the period from October 16 to 22, 2025, according to a report issued by the research center (BKGR).
This decrease comes at a time when Bank Al-Maghrib's seven-day advances increased by 19.88 billion dirhams to reach 75.9 billion dirhams, according to what BKGR explained in its recent memorandum on the financial market entitled "Fixed Income Weekly". On the other hand, Treasury investments decreased to record a maximum daily balance of 10.9 billion dirhams, compared to 21.3 billion dirhams during the previous period. The average weighted interest rate remained stable at 2.25 percent, while the Moroccan Interbank Overnight Index (MONIA), which is the benchmark for daily interest rates calculated on the basis of repurchase transactions secured by Treasury bonds, decreased to 2.24 percent. In the coming period, Bank Al-Maghrib is expected to slightly reduce the pace of its intervention in the money market, to determine the volume of its seven-day advances to around 72.56 billion dirhams.
