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Covering Morocco for @Reuters. Opinions my own. Retweets aren’t endorsement. ahmed.eljechtimi@thomsonreuters.com alum @UniofExeter @CollegeofEurope @UIZAgadir
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Morocco's January-May trade deficit expands 20.8%

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By Ahmed Eljechtimi Verified
| Zawya Verified
Morocco's annual trade deficit widened by 20.8% to 159 billion dirhams ($17 ​billion) in ⁠the first five months of this year, driven ‌by higher energy and equipment imports, the foreign exchange regulator said ​on Thursday. Imports were up 11.8% from a year earlier to 370 ​billion dirhams, outweighing ​exports at 211 billion dirhams, up 5.8%, the regulator said in a monthly report.
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Moroccan central bank holds benchmark interest rate at 2.25%

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By Ahmed Eljechtimi Verified
| Zawya Verified
Morocco's central bank held its benchmark interest rate steady ​at 2.25% on ⁠Tuesday, judging that inflation was on track to ‌meet its medium-term price stability target supported by improved economic ​growth. Inflation is expected to average 1.5% in 2026, before picking ​up to 2.1% ​in 2027, after hovering around 0.8% over the previous two years, the central bank said after ⁠its quarterly meeting.
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Logistics helps African businesses expand into new markets

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By Katja Hamilton, Ahmed Eljechtimi Verified, Wolfgang Preiser
| Bizcommunity Verified
2 days7 days30 daysBy Industry Show more Advertise your job vacancies Subscribe to daily business and company news across 19 industries As more African businesses look beyond their home markets, logistics is playing an increasingly important role in helping them scale regionally and internationally.
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