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Moroccan Mutual Funds Net Assets Rise to Dh843.6bn, Led by Medium‑Long Term Bonds

Net assets of Morocco’s collective investment schemes continued their upward trajectory, reaching DH 843.6 billion as of July 10, 2026 – a 2.75 % rise from the previous week. Bond funds, especially the medium‑ and long‑term segment, remain the market’s backbone, while money‑market funds posted a strong rebound and equity funds saw a modest pull‑back.

July 16th, 2026

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By boursenews.ma

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Overall Net Assets

As of July 10, 2026, the net assets of Moroccan collective investment schemes (OPCVM) stood at DH 843.6 billion, marking a 2.75 % increase

Bond Funds Lead the Pack

The Medium‑ and Long‑Term Bond funds (OMLT) remain the largest category, with assets of DH 357.62 billion, up from DH 355.46 billion a week earlier.

Short‑Term Bond funds (OCT) also continued to grow, reaching DH 145.72 billion compared with DH 142.76 billion on July 3.

Equity and Diversified Funds Under Pressure

Equity‑focused OPCVM recorded a slight dip, falling to DH 74.88 billion from DH 76.19 billion the week before.

Diversified funds saw a marginal decline as well, with assets of DH 110.20 billion versus DH 111.15 billion previously.

Money‑Market Funds Bounce Back

Money‑market OPCVM posted a notable rebound, climbing to DH 142.32 billion from DH 124.06 billion a week earlier.