Morocco fuel prices drop July cheaper gas diesel
28 June 2026
Moroccan motorists can breathe easy. From early July, fuel prices should register a new drop at the pump. This relief follows the decline in global oil prices and reduced (…)
28 June 2026
Moroccan motorists can breathe easy. From early July, fuel prices should register a new drop at the pump. This relief follows the decline in global oil prices and reduced (…)
21 June 2026
Oil falling below 80 dollars could soon translate into lower prices at the pump in Morocco. New reductions are expected by the end of the month.
31 May 2026
From Monday, June 1st at 00:01, the price of diesel per liter should drop by around fifty cents at petrol stations across the Kingdom. The price of petrol, however, remains (…)
29 May 2026
Pump prices should fall from next week in Morocco. This decline, expected just after the Eid al-Adha holidays, stems directly from the fall in global oil prices linked to (…)
17 May 2026
The Moroccan government is preparing to inject 20 billion additional dirhams into its 2026 budget. This envelope aims to shield the domestic market from the repercussions of (…)
14 May 2026
Facing the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz by Iran, Morocco spends 3 billion dirhams each month to subsidize energy. The government is striving to contain the impact of this (…)
13 May 2026
Despite the surge in global energy prices, Morocco is displaying its resilience. The executive is banking on growth exceeding 5.3% in 2026, driven by robust foreign exchange (…)
5 May 2026
Despite undeniable modernization, the Cherifian kingdom is experiencing a deep employment crisis. The activity rate is collapsing, revealing the flaws of an economic model (…)
27 April 2026
The Middle East conflict is triggering a global kerosene supply crisis. Facing prices that have doubled, Morocco fears an explosion in airline ticket costs, directly (…)
21 April 2026
War in Iran and the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz are driving up oil prices. Facing this situation, Morocco’s economy is suffering significant cost increases that are (…)