Morocco maintains a relatively solid position in Coface’s new risk mapping. But behind this stability, the June 2026 barometer points to a less-discussed fragility: the Kingdom’s exposure to global energy shocks.
Once prized by modest households, the prickly pear is now displaying exorbitant prices . This surge, fueled by speculation and pest insects, deprives Moroccans of this traditional fruit.
Crossing the Strait of Gibraltar is becoming a luxury. The ferry fares between Spain and Tangier are reaching historic highs, forcing diaspora families to pay exorbitant sums for a crossing of only 14 kilometers.
Despite inflation affecting hotels and restaurants, enthusiasm for summer vacations remains strong in Morocco. Driven by social pressure, many families are increasingly willing to go into debt to display an idealized lifestyle.
To attend the Morocco vs Brazil match in New York, fans face delirious inflation. The railway journey to the sports venue has exploded, symbolizing the most expensive competition in history.
Facing soaring prices, Moroccan agricultural exports offer unexpected relief to French consumers. Low-cost imported tomatoes are curbing inflation in supermarkets, despite growing anger from producers in mainland France.
With the massive return of vacationers, particularly Moroccans residing abroad (MREs , renting a vehicle has become a genuine financial challenge. Faced with explosive demand, prices are skyrocketing, heavily impacting families’ summer budgets.
Motorists traveling in southern Spain need to prepare their wallets. The concessionaire company of the AP-7 highway is applying a 62.91% increase on its summer rates between Malaga and Guadiaro.
Morocco’s economic growth is expected to decline to 4.2% in 2026. The Kingdom is being hit hard by global instability, rising energy prices and currency depreciation , despite inflation being rigorously controlled.
Despite the drop in European clothing imports in early 2026, the Moroccan textile sector maintains its competitiveness . Facing inflation, the kingdom is holding up far better than its Asian competitors thanks to its reactivity and geographical proximity.
In April 2026, inflation rebounded to 1.7% year-on-year in Morocco. This acceleration occurs despite a reduction in food costs, prompting the government to unlock emergency funds in the face of global and climate crises.
Despite sharply rising profits , the Irish low-cost airline refuses to project forward for the coming year. It lashes out at European taxes and chooses to prioritize more competitive markets, notably Morocco.