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Morocco's Mutual Funds Net Assets Dip to DH 826.7 bn in July 2026

Net assets of Moroccan collective investment schemes (OPCVM) fell to DH 826.7 billion at the end of July 2026, marking a 1.64% drop from the previous week. While long‑term bond funds held steady, money‑market and short‑term bond funds recorded the steepest declines, whereas equity and diversified funds showed modest gains.

August 6th, 2026
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By boursenews.ma

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Net Asset Overview

As of 31 July 2026, Moroccan collective investment schemes (OPCVM) reported net assets of DH 826.7 billion, down 1.64 % from the previous week.

Fund Category Performance

  • Medium & Long‑Term Bond Funds (OMLT): Slight increase to DH 355.66 billion (up from DH 354.96 billion).
  • Money‑Market Funds: Largest decline, falling to DH 130.17 billion from DH 143.13 billion.
  • Short‑Term Bond Funds (OCT): Decreased to DH 141.11 billion, down from DH 144.16 billion.
  • Equity Funds: Modest rise to DH 74.77 billion, up from DH 74.27 billion.
  • Diversified Funds: Slight gain to DH 110.30 billion, versus DH 110.05 billion previously.

What This Means for Investors

The overall dip signals a short‑term pullback in investor confidence, particularly in cash‑equivalent and short‑duration bond vehicles. However, the resilience of long‑term bond funds and the modest gains in equity and diversified funds suggest a selective rotation rather than a broad market sell‑off.

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