The average liquidity deficit of the banking transactions fell by 1.5% in the week from March 13th to 19th and, according to BMCE Capital Global Research (BKGR), reached 138.6 billion DH.
This decline coincides with a decline in the 7 -day advantages of the central bank, which declined by 0.9 billion DH to record up to 66.02 billion DH.
Treasury Investments stabilized with a maximum daily daily strip of 7.5 billion DH compared to 7.7 billion DH in the previous period.
In addition, the weighted average rate (TMP) fell to 2.25%, while the Monia (Moroccan average overnight) rose slightly to 2.479%.
Finally, in terms of prospects, BKGR states that Bank al-MaghriCh could easily reduce its intervention on the money market by adapting the volume of its advances to 61.74 billion DH compared to 66.02 billion DH.