Moroccan central bank aims to boost SMEs while implementing Basel III

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The Central Bank of Morocco (CBM) has released its annual report for 2012, documenting the parlous state of the country's economy, and the central bank's efforts to provoke a recovery.

Perhaps the most eye-catching statistic was the almost-zero job creation, for the first time since the annual report started being published in 2000. The lack of new jobs was accompanied by a reduction in participation in the workforce, meaning unemployment stayed stable at 9.0%. The service sector also overtook

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