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MEDI1TV Afrique : JT Economie - 28/11/2024

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00:00Hello and welcome to your economic meeting on Média1.
00:13We start in Morocco, which is experiencing a successful deployment of the Direct Housing Programme,
00:18where the value of acquired housing has reached 12 billion dirhams,
00:22with a contribution of 2.4 billion dirhams from the State,
00:25which is 20% of the global value of housing.
00:28On November 22, 2024, 117,033 applications for housing were registered on the Damsakan platform,
00:35of which 89% of the files are legible.
00:3841% of the applications were submitted by women,
00:41while 37% were submitted by young people under 35,
00:45and 22% were submitted by pregnant women.
00:48In the details, 30% of the applications were submitted at Casablanca State.
00:53The region of Fesmknes arrives in second place,
00:56thus capturing 25% of the applications since the launch of the programme on November 20, 2024.
01:02The region of Rabassa-le-Kenitra arrives third,
01:04with a share of 15% of the applications,
01:06followed by Tonger-Teton-Al-Husayma with 8.5%,
01:10Marrakech-Safi 7%,
01:12L'Oriental 6%,
01:13Le Sous-Massat 4%,
01:15B'Nimlal-Khenifra 3%,
01:17Laayoune-Saghel-Hamra 0.25%,
01:20Gelmi-Mouadnoun 0.14%,
01:22Dakhla-Wadhab 0.12%,
01:25and Daraa-Tiafileh 0.6%.
01:28In national news,
01:29Morocco and the French Development Agency signed on Wednesday, November 27,
01:34two agreements for a total amount of €150 million
01:37on programmes related to the generalisation of mandatory medical coverage
01:42and the Governmental Plan for Equality 2023-2026.
01:47The first agreement of a sum of €100 million
01:49is part of the continuity of the AFD's support
01:52for the royal construction of a universal social protection
01:56that is articulated around the following three pillars.
01:59Supporting reforms on governance
02:01to improve the functioning of mandatory medical insurance.
02:04Supporting equity and strengthening the effectiveness of AMO
02:07while taking into account gender issues.
02:10Strengthening the control of AMO expenses.
02:12The second agreement, of a sum of €50 million,
02:15aims to contribute to the reduction of inequalities
02:18between women and men in their diversity.
02:21Still in the Kingdom,
02:22the World Bank's Administration Council
02:24has just approved the Support Programme for the Management of Household Waste
02:28and Assimilated in Morocco,
02:29with an amount of $250 million.
02:32This programme aims to help strengthen
02:34the financial and environmental performance of the sector
02:37by supporting investment and priority reforms.
02:40In this context,
02:41the Management of Household Waste and Assimilated
02:44has been one of the main priorities of the government
02:47with notable improvements over the last two decades.
02:50With the support of the World Bank,
02:52the National Programme for the Management of Household Waste and Assimilated
02:56has helped to considerably improve the cleanliness of cities
02:59with an increase in the collection rate of urban waste
03:02from 40% in 2008 to 96% in 2022.
03:06The new programme is supported by technical assistance
03:09and the financing of the World Facility for the Reduction of Disaster Risks
03:13and the Facility of Private Public Councils for Infrastructure.
03:17Cap now on the Eurozone,
03:18where markets are waiting for rapid data on inflation,
03:21including the Eurozone,
03:22which will be published by Eurostat on 29 November,
03:25before the last meeting of the year of the European Central Bank on 12 December.
03:29The global inflation rate should increase by 2.4%
03:32at the level of November 2023,
03:34according to the consensual estimates of Factset.
03:37And we dare compared to the reading of October of 2.0% per annum.
03:42The basic inflation,
03:43which indicates that prices are the costs of energy and food,
03:46should remain stable at 2.9% per annum in November,
03:50according to the October figures.
03:52In October 2024,
03:53the main contributors to the annual inflation rate of the Eurozone
03:56are services, with 1.77%
04:00followed by food, alcohol and tobacco,
04:03with 0.56%
04:06non-energy industrial goods,
04:08with 0.13%
04:11and energy,
04:12with 0.45%
04:15And finally for Clore,
04:16your economic meeting goes to the United States,
04:19where the dollar fell on Wednesday
04:21after several economic indicators,
04:23including a slowdown in growth
04:25and a small rise expected from inflation in October,
04:28which did not dissipate the expectations
04:30of a new drop in American rates in December.
04:32In October,
04:33the PCE index in the United States,
04:35a reference indicator for inflation for the Federal Reserve,
04:38rebounded to 2.3% per annum,
04:41in line with the expectations of economists,
04:43against 2.1% per annum in September.
04:46In addition,
04:47the growth of gross domestic product in the United States
04:49slowed to 2.8%
04:51at an annual rate in the third quarter,
04:54against 3% per annum in the previous quarter.
04:57The green ticket fell by 1.36%
05:00against the Japanese currency at 150.99 yen for a dollar.
05:05The market, on the contrary,
05:06has a new rise in rates
05:08from the Bank of Japan in December.
05:10The American currency is also struggling
05:12against the Mexican peso
05:14and the Canadian dollar.
05:16This is the end of your Economic Crossing.
05:18Good luck with the programs on our antennas.
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