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Morocco Treasury Bills & Bond Market

Moroccan Treasury auction results from Bank Al-Maghrib, with short-dated bons du Trésor rates and primary-market allocation data in dirhams.

Official source: Bank Al-MaghribLast rate update: Aug 17, 2026Currency: MAD

Current Government Securities Yields

Latest weighted auction yields by instrument and maturity. Coupon rates and prices are not substituted for market yields.

T-Bill · 26-week
2.1500%
As of Aug 17, 2026

Recent Auction Results

Dated primary-market results from Bank Al-Maghrib Treasury auction results. Amounts are shown in millions of MAD.

Auction dateInstrumentTenorYieldOfferedAllotted
Aug 17, 2026T-Bill26-week2.1500%580m MAD380m MAD
Aug 3, 2026T-Bill26-week2.1600%1,650m MAD550m MAD
Jul 20, 2026T-Bill26-week2.1600%900m MAD250m MAD
Jul 6, 2026T-Bill26-week2.1700%800m MAD300m MAD

Source: Bank Al-Maghrib Treasury auction results.

How the Morocco Government Securities Market Works

Bank Al-Maghrib publishes the Treasury auction market in French as the marché des adjudications des bons du Trésor. Short bills are identified by weekly maturities, while longer and reopened securities may be quoted by price.

Mansa only places genuine rate observations in the yield curve. Price quotations near 100 are retained as source context and are not mislabeled as percentage yields.

Local terminology: Bons du Trésor · adjudication · taux moyen pondéré · Moroccan dirham.

Morocco Government Securities FAQ

What are the current Morocco Treasury bill and bond rates?

Morocco government-security observations as of Aug 17, 2026 are: 26-week 2.1500%. These are dated primary-market yields from Bank Al-Maghrib, not indicative rates entered manually by Mansa Markets.

Who issues government securities in Morocco?

Bank Al-Maghrib publishes or administers the official government-securities results used on this page. Instruments are denominated in MAD, and Mansa Markets retains the official auction date with every validated observation.

What do Morocco Treasury bill and bond terms mean?

Morocco market terminology includes Bons du Trésor · adjudication · taux moyen pondéré · Moroccan dirham. Treasury bills are short-term government instruments, while government bonds have longer maturities. Coupon rates, prices and weighted auction yields are different measures and are not substituted for one another on this page.

How often are Morocco government-security rates updated?

Mansa Markets checks Bank Al-Maghrib Treasury auction results on its official publication schedule and updates this page after a new release passes validation. The “Last rate update” date reflects the underlying auction observation rather than a website deployment or page request.

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