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The Directorate of Treasury and External Finance announced the launch of three short‑term financing operations to manage the Treasury surplus, totaling 3.6 billion Moroccan dirhams. According to the Directorate’s statement: The first operation, a repurchase agreement, involves 2 billion dirhams for a one‑day period at a weighted average interest rate of 1.92 percent. The second operation, also a repurchase agreement, covers 800 million dirhams for a one‑day period at an interest rate of 2.25 percent. * The third operation, conducted on the spot market, involves 800 million dirhams for a one‑day period at an interest rate of 2.25 percent. These measures are part of the Treasury’s strategy to manage liquidity and optimize the use of surplus funds. Article source: Alyoum24 | Image credit: Alyoum24
The Directorate of Treasury and External Finance announced the launch of three short‑term financing operations to manage the Treasury surplus, totaling 3.6 billion Moroccan dirhams. According to the Directorate’s statement: The first operation, a repurchase agreement, involves 2 billion dirhams for a one‑day period at a weighted average interest rate of 1.92 percent. The second operation, also a repurchase agreement, covers 800 million dirhams for a one‑day period at an interest rate of 2.25 percent. * The third operation, conducted on the spot market, involves 800 million dirhams for a one‑day period at an interest rate of 2.25 percent. These measures are part of the Treasury’s strategy to manage liquidity and optimize the use of surplus funds.
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