Morocco’s official reserve assets stood at 461.3 billion dirhams as of March 6, 2026, Bank Al Maghrib said in its weekly bulletin on financial indicators.
The assets were down 0.2 percent from a week earlier but up 25.8 percent from the same period a year ago.
Official reserve assets are a key indicator of Morocco’s external position and its ability to cover imports and support the stability of the national currency.
Given the 0.2% dip in Morocco’s official reserve assets this March, do you think the central bank’s current strategy is sufficient to buffer against the global economic fallout mentioned in the headlines, or should residents look into diversifying via international platforms to hedge against local currency fluctuations?