The dollar has seen a slight decline against the dirham over the past week.
The Commercial Research Center (AGR) reported that the exchange rate of the dollar against the dirham decreased by 0.15 percent, falling from 9.17 to 9.16 during the period from February 23 to 27, 2026.
The center’s weekly note, “Weekly MAD Insights – Currencies,” explained that this drop is primarily due to the impact of a basket of currencies that helped the dirham recover by 0.21 percent, alongside a decrease in the dollar in international markets. Additionally, liquidity impacts recorded a positive level of 0.6 percent, reflecting a slight tightening in liquidity conditions in the currency banking market.
In a related context, liquidity spreads narrowed by 6.2 basis points, settling at -2.78 percent, while remaining in negative territory.
Considering global market changes, the Commercial Research Center advised traders to hedge their cash operations over a period ranging from one to three months to mitigate potential risks stemming from dollar fluctuations.
