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Morocco’s Mutual Fund Net Assets Rise to DH 846.6bn, Boosting Market Confidence
Moroccan collective investment schemes (OPCVM) posted a net asset value of DH 846.56 billion on 7 August 2026, up 2.4 % from the previous week. The increase was driven mainly by money‑market and equity funds, while short‑term bond funds also saw modest growth and long‑term bond funds held steady as the market’s biggest asset class. The overall upward trend reflects sustained investor confidence in the country’s mutual‑fund market despite minor fluctuations in the longer‑term bond segment.
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Overall Net Assets
As of August 7 2026, Moroccan collective investment schemes (OPCVM) recorded net assets of DH 846.56 billion, a 2.4 % rise compared with the previous week and an addition of DH 19.86 billion over the end‑July total of DH 826.7 billion.
Fund Category Highlights
- Money‑Market Funds: The strongest weekly gain, climbing DH 12.71 billion to DH 142.88 billion, up 9.8 %.
- Equity Funds: Net assets rose 5.2 % to DH 78.68 billion, from DH 74.77 billion on July 31.
- Balanced/Diversified Funds: Assets increased to DH 112.97 billion from DH 110.30 billion, a 2.4 % rise.
- Short‑Term Bond Funds (OCT): Up 1.5 % to DH 143.16 billion (previously DH 141.11 billion).
- Medium‑ and Long‑Term Bond Funds (OMLT): Slight dip of 0.04 %, ending at DH 355.50 billion versus DH 355.66 billion a week earlier, yet they remain the largest asset class.
Overall, the modest upward momentum signals continued investor confidence in Morocco’s mutual‑fund sector.