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Morocco’s Mutual Funds See Net Asset Decline to DH 756.4 bn on April 4
The correction phase for Moroccan mutual funds deepened in early April, with net assets under management (NAV) falling 2.03% week‑over‑week to DH 756.4 bn as of April 4, 2026. Bond funds remain the largest segment, while short‑term bond funds suffered the steepest drop, and money‑market and equity funds posted modest gains.
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Market Overview – Thursday, 9 April 2026
The correction in Moroccan mutual funds (OPCVM) accelerated during the first week of April. As of 4 April 2026, total net assets under management fell to DH 756.4 billion, a weekly decline of ‑2.03 % according to the latest market data.
Segment breakdown
- Medium‑ and long‑term bond funds (OMLT) remain the dominant category, holding roughly DH 350.9 bn in assets.
- Money‑market funds posted a modest rise of 1.5 %, with assets increasing to DH 109.03 bn from DH 107.43 bn the previous week.
- Diversified funds also edged up, reaching DH 106.76 bn versus DH 106.04 bn one week earlier.
- Short‑term bond funds (OCT) suffered the steepest drop, down ‑8.5 % to DH 104.14 bn, down from DH 113.82 bn.
- Equity funds managed to grow by 1.3 %**, ending the week at DH 72.46 bn after standing at DH 71.51 bn.
The data highlights a continued outflow from short‑duration bond products, while cash‑equivalent and equity segments attract modest inflows.
Related articles
- 04 April 2026 – OPCVM assets dip to DH 772 bn at end‑March.
- 26 March 2026 – OPCVM assets fall to DH 785.7 bn on 24 March.
Other market news on 9 April includes Fed’s openness to further rate hikes and regional equity sentiment tied to geopolitical developments.