The central bank has so far injected 16.2 billion dirhams through treasury bond purchases on Jan. 9 and Jan. 16.
Morocco's central bank raised its benchmark interest rate in December by 50 basis points to 2.5% as it looks to curb inflation. The Moroccan central bank limited the purchases to bonds with less than a year maturity issued less than a month ago, he said. Separately, Morocco is considering issuing an international bond in 2023 most likely in US dollars, he said.
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