Morocco’s stock market capitalisation rose to 62.5% of GDP in 2025.

Higher is better. A higher ratio is better because it shows that more of the country's business value sits in public companies, which can raise equity from investors and give savers a way to share in their growth. Morocco's latest figure is 62.5% of GDP in January 2025, up from 46.4% of GDP a year earlier, a rise of 16.2 percentage points. Since 2016 the low was 40.9% of GDP in January 2022. The latest reading is also the highest in that span.

Why it matters. For Moroccan firms, a market value that is large relative to the economy makes share issues a more workable way to fund expansion. Households that hold shares, directly or through funds, own assets whose combined value has grown sharply over the last year. Because the ratio follows share prices, the next annual reading will show how much of the gain holds.