Bank loans in Morocco exceed 1.224 trillion dirhams, recording a growth rate of 8.3%
The banking sector in Morocco has noted a significant rise in loan volumes, with outstanding bank loans reaching 1,224.6 billion dirhams by the end of February 2026, marking an increase of 8.3% compared to the same period last year, according to data from Bank Al-Maghrib.
The central bank indicated that this development reflects an increase in loans directed towards various actors, as loans granted to non-financial agents rose by 5.8%, while those allocated to financial agents increased by 20.8%.
Loans directed to non-financial private enterprises also experienced growth of 3.6%, driven by a 13.6% rise in equipment loans and a 7.2% increase in real estate loans, while treasury facilities declined by 4.7%.
For households, loans recorded an increase of 3.4%, supported by a 3.2% rise in housing loans and a 3.9% increase in consumption loans, reflecting the ongoing demand for consumer and real estate financing.
