Morocco’s Inflation Eases: Food Prices Drop as Consumer Index Falls 0.1% in July

This decrease is explained by the decrease in food prices of 0.5%. In detail, there is a notable drop in the prices of vegetables (-6.1%), fruits (-2.1%), fish and seafood (-0.9%). However, the prices of certain basic products remain on the rise. This is the case for oils and fats (+1.1%), meats (+0.8%), milk, cheese and eggs (+0.5%), as well as mineral waters, refreshing drinks, fruit and vegetable juices (+0.3%).

Regarding non-food products, the index increased by 0.2%, even though fuel prices fell by 1.6%. In general, the trend of non-food products remains under control, as does inflation over a year, which is good news for households.

Over the first seven months of 2025, consumer prices increased on average by 1.2% compared to the same period in 2024. By city, the largest decreases were noted in Laâyoune (-0.8%), Al Hoceïma (-0.6%) and Agadir (-0.3%). Increases were recorded in other cities such as Settat (+0.7%), Fès (+0.5%) and Tétouan (+0.3%).