HIBAPRESS reported that the Dirham's value increased by 0.4 percent against the US dollar and decreased by 0.4 percent against the Euro during the period from November 27 to December 3, 2025.
The Central Bank clarified, in its latest bulletin on weekly indicators, that no auction operations were conducted in the foreign exchange market during this period.
The same source added that official reserve assets reached 433.3 billion Dirhams on November 28, recording an increase of 0.2 percent week-on-week, and 17.2 percent year-on-year.
Regarding the total interventions of Bank Al-Maghrib, their daily average reached 145.8 billion Dirhams, distributed between seven-day advances worth 70.8 billion Dirhams, long-term repurchase operations (42.5 billion Dirhams), and secured loans (32.4 billion Dirhams).
At the interbank market level, the average daily trading volume reached 6 billion Dirhams, and the interest rate between banks stabilized at 2.25 percent.
During the tender on December 3 (maturity date December 4), Bank Al-Maghrib injected 71.9 billion Dirhams in the form of seven-day advances.
At the auction market level, the Treasury retained 3 billion Dirhams in the December 2 session, from a proposed amount of 5.4 billion Dirhams, exclusively related to a two-year maturity at a rate of 2.58 percent. Considering the repayment of 200 million Dirhams, the outstanding treasury bonds are expected to reach 820.8 billion Dirhams on December 10.
Regarding the stock market, the "Masi" index recorded a decrease of 0.9 percent during the period from November 27 to December 3, bringing its performance since the beginning of the year to 24.4 percent. This decline reflects the decline in sector indices, "Construction and Building Materials" (minus 1.8 percent), "Transport Services" (minus 2.9 percent), "Banks" (minus 0.6 percent), "Participation and Real Estate Promotion" (minus 2.3 percent), and "Telecommunications" (minus 1.4 percent).
Regarding the weekly trading volume, it reached 1.2 billion Dirhams compared to 1.5 billion Dirhams a week earlier, mainly at the central stock market level.
