Economy & Finance
How much money circulates in Morocco
Monthly evolution of money aggregates published by Bank Al-Maghrib since 2001.
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An OPCVM (Organisme de Placement Collectif en Valeurs Mobilières) pools savings from multiple investors to place them on financial markets — stocks, bonds, money market. It's the Moroccan equivalent of a mutual fund.
Total net assets
0.0 MMDH
as of 19/12/2025
Number of funds
0
Active OPCVM
Largest category
Obligations MLT
374.7 MMDH (46.2%)
2025 growth
+0.0%
From 03 Jan to 19/12/2025
Net assets evolution in 2025
Billions of dirhams, sample of weeks
Breakdown by fund category
Net assets in billions of dirhams, as of 19/12/2025
- Obligations MLT374.7MMDH(46.2%)
- Obligations CT126.5MMDH(15.6%)
- Monétaire117.2MMDH(14.5%)
- Diversifiés104.1MMDH(12.8%)
- Actions79.8MMDH(9.8%)
- Contractuel8.6MMDH(1.1%)
What does each category mean?
- Actions — Funds invested mainly in listed equities.
- Diversifiés — Funds mixing stocks and bonds.
- Monétaire — Very short-term, low-risk funds, close to a savings account.
- Obligations CT — Short-term bonds (less than a year).
- Obligations MLT — Medium- and long-term bonds (the biggest category in Morocco).
- Contractuel — Funds with a pre-defined return target.
M1 = immediately spendable money (banknotes, coins, demand deposits). M2 = M1 + savings accounts and at-sight investments. These indicators reflect how much money is available in the Moroccan economy.
M1 (liquid money)
0.0 MMDH
Demand deposits + cash
M2 (with savings)
0.0 MMDH
M1 + savings accounts
M1 growth since 2001
×0.0
Over 22 years
M1 and M2 since 2001
Monthly stock, in billions of dirhams