According to a recent survey by Bank Al-Maghrib (BAM), the central bank of Morocco, 71% of industrial companies considered the business climate to be βnormalβ during the second quarter of 2026. The survey, which was conducted among a representative sample of industrial firms, reflects a stable perception of economic conditions in the sector.
The results indicate that the majority of industrialists did not report significant deviations from their usual activity levels. This assessment aligns with broader economic indicators that suggest a moderate and steady performance in Morocco's industrial sector during the period.
BAM's quarterly surveys are a key tool for monitoring business sentiment and providing insights into the health of the national economy. The central bank uses this data to inform its monetary policy decisions and economic forecasts.
While the survey highlights a generally stable outlook, it also underscores the importance of continued monitoring of external factors that could affect industrial activity, such as global supply chain dynamics and domestic demand.
