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Moroccan Mutual Funds Bounce Back: Net Assets Reach 827 Billion Dirhams as of June 5, 2026
Morocco’s mutual‑fund industry showed a modest rebound last week, with total net assets rising to 827.09 billion dirhams – a 1.05 % week‑on‑week gain. Money‑market funds led the surge, jumping 9.6 % to 125.74 billion dirhams, while short‑term bond funds also posted solid growth. The uptick comes after a slight dip at the start of June, signalling renewed investor confidence in the local market.
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According to the latest figures released by the Association of Moroccan Mutual Fund Managers (ASFIM), the total net assets of mutual funds (OPCVM) in Morocco climbed to 827.09 billion dirhams on June 5, 2026, marking a weekly increase of 1.05 %.
Break‑down by fund type
- Equity funds: Net assets fell to 75.89 billion dirhams from 77.56 billion a week earlier.
- Medium‑ and long‑term bond funds (OMLT): The dominant asset class slipped slightly to 361.29 billion dirhams, down from 362.10 billion.
- Short‑term bond funds (OCT): Assets grew by 1.4 % to 141.60 billion dirhams.
- Money‑market funds: The strongest weekly performer, up 9.6 %, reaching 125.74 billion dirhams.
- Diversified funds: Net assets declined to 110.62 billion dirhams from 111.95 billion.
Overall, the modest gains in bond and money‑market segments offset the small pull‑back in equity and diversified funds, keeping the Moroccan fund market on an upward trajectory.