Research & Analysis

USD/MAD depreciates -0.44% to 10.95 this week. This is due to a double negative Basket/Market effect of -0.24% and -0.20% respectively.

USD/MAD is up +1.19% to 11.00 this week. This is due to the tightening of liquidity conditions on the Moroccan interbank foreign exchange market.

The USD/MAD pair appreciated by +0.53% to 10.87 in one week. This can be explaied by the continued appreciation of the Dollar internationally neutralized the improvement in liquidity conditions within the interbank foreign exchange market.

The USD/MAD pair continues to follow its uptrend thus reaching a new high of 20 years at 10.8089.  

The upward trend of the USD/MAD parity continues on the foreign exchange market with an increase of +1.47% to 10.7430 this week, i.e. a highest since 2002.

The Dirham depreciated this week against the Dollar because of a double basket-liquidity effect. The USD/MAD pair appreciated by +0.37% to 10.5870 in one week, its highest level seen since 2002.

The Dirham is depreciating this week against the Dollar in connection with the tightening of liquidity on the foreign exchange market.

The Dirham has weakened this week against the US Dollar, despite an improvement in the liquidity of the Moroccan interbank foreign exchange market.

The Dirham appreciated this week against the Dollar thanks to a basket effect of -0.35%. Despite a penalizing market effect for the MAD, the USD/MAD pair fell -0.12% to 10.2943.