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September 23, 2025

Morocco’s Central Bank Keeps Interest Rate Steady at 2.25%

Morocco’s Central Bank Keeps Interest Rate Steady at 2.25%
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The Bank Al-Maghrib has maintained the main interest rate at 2.25%, reaffirming its commitment to the measures aimed at facilitating access to financing for businesses.

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