Rabat: The Casablanca Stock Exchange kicked off Monday’s trading session in red with its main index, the MASI, dropping 2.62% to 16,648.74 points.
According to Agence Marocaine De Presse, the
Rabat: Moody’s Ratings has revised Morocco’s “Ba1” rating outlook for its long-term foreign and local currency debt from “stable” to “positive,” according to the Ministry of Economy and Finance.
Rabat: Morocco, recognized as Africa’s leader in the aeronautics sector, is drawing considerable interest from investors and manufacturers keen to diversify their supply chains, according to French weekly Le Point.
Casablanca: After two consecutive sessions in the red, the Casablanca Stock Exchange started trading higher on Wednesday, with its main index, the MASI, rising 3.13% to 16,913.33 points (pts).
Berlin: The Morocco Pavilion at the International Tourism Exchange Berlin (ITB 2026) was officially inaugurated on Tuesday in the German capital, at the heart of the Mediterranean section of this
Rabat: In 2025, the Moroccan phosphate giant, OCP has delivered a strong financial performance, with revenue rising sharply by 17% to nearly MAD 114 billion. This growth was fueled by
