مدي 1 تي في : النشرة الاقتصادية - 20/03/2025
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00:00Welcome to Economic news.
00:11The Moroccan Bank of Morocco reported that its interest rate rose 2.4% to 8.3% in 2024.
00:25The Central Bank stated in its report on its monetary policy after the first session of the Council in 2025
00:35that the interest rate rose 5.9% for families, while it remained stable for non-financial private contracts
00:44with a rate of 10.4% and 12.5% in two years.
00:50The actual dams in the water basin of Umm al-Rabieh have received more than 165 million cubic meters of rainwater
01:02that have accumulated between the 17th and the 20th of March.
01:06The water basin of Umm al-Rabieh has received more than 165 million cubic meters of rainwater
01:10that have accumulated between the 17th and the 20th of March.
01:17The Ahmad al-Hansali Dam has received 71.9 million cubic meters of rainwater
01:24while the Masira Dam has received 49.8 million cubic meters of rainwater.
01:34At the same time, the Bain al-Widan Dam has received 43.9 million cubic meters of rainwater.
01:43The agency said that the positive impact was noticeable on the flow of rainwater
01:48and on the sources that have seen a large increase in their flow rates,
01:52indicating that the last rains were beneficial to the agricultural sector
01:56after reducing the pressure on the oil and water resources.
02:03At Manchester Airport, the Irish airline Ryanair is preparing to launch a new airline
02:09that will link Manchester and Rabat in the next 30 days.
02:16Rabat will become the new airline that will secure two weeks of flights on Wednesday and Sunday.
02:23Five Moroccan destinations can be reached via direct flights from this airport in northern England
02:29to Tanja, Bain al-Widan, Marrakesh and Agadir.
02:33Manchester's most prominent airport is on the official Moroccan e-mail site
02:38of the British passengers, indicating that during 2024,
02:44nearly half a million passengers from Manchester to the Kingdom
02:49compared to 275,000 passengers in the previous year,
02:54which reflects the increasing reception on this front.
02:58The Gulf Cooperation Council has announced the final drafts
03:02for the fight against drowning on aluminium leaflets and tapes from China,
03:07and the Ministerial Committee of the Ministry of Industry has relied on the Gulf Cooperation Council
03:12to recommend the permanent committees to fight harmful practices in international trade
03:17for the countries of the Cooperation Council in this regard.
03:20Aluminium trade between the Gulf countries and China is an important part of trade relations
03:25between the two sides, as it plays a role in strengthening economies
03:30based on the export of natural resources and the manufacturing of transport.
03:34The production of aluminium in the Gulf Cooperation Council countries was recorded in 2021
03:39at 6.2 million tons, and Saudi Arabia acquired 998,000 tons in total at the time.
03:49The US Federal Reserve has set interest rates in a range of between 4.25% and 54%
04:00according to its expectations at the end of the two-day meeting that ended yesterday
04:07at a time when US President Donald Trump represented a new threat to the central bank's efforts
04:13to boost prices in the world's largest economy.
04:17The Federal Reserve lowered its expectations for the economic growth in 2025
04:22to 1.7% from 2.1% in previous estimates,
04:27while raising the average estimates for the main inflation at the end of the year to 2.8% from 2.5%.
04:35The Federal Reserve said that the uncertainty about the future of the economy
04:39has risen, according to its expectations, to a low interest rate of 50.0% in 2025.
04:53The Jordanian government estimated the value of the plans for the necessary Jordanian response
04:59to the Syrian crisis in the coming year at nearly $1.6 billion.
05:04According to the Jordanian Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation,
05:08the requirements for the plan are divided into 10 main sectors
05:12aimed at supporting Syrian refugees and humanitarian projects in host communities.
05:16Bayrat noted that the amount of funding for the plan is $132.8 million,
05:23which represents 6.8% of the total requirements for the $1.9 billion plan.
05:35Moody's and Fitch listed that the total debt to South Africa is expected to reach 76.1% of the total local income,
05:47which is equivalent to $312.7 billion.
05:51The two agencies warned that the country's debt will settle at a higher level than expected by the national treasury
05:57within the 2025 budget, which was presented last week in Parliament.
06:03The Minister of Finance, Inok Gudungwana, is expected to reach a debt-to-currency rate in the coming financial year
06:11before starting a gradual recovery from the financial year between 2026 and 2027,
06:17with initial interest rates.
06:22This is the end of the economic section. Goodbye.