MEDI1TV Afrique : JT Economie - 28/01/2025
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00:00Hello and welcome. It is time for your newspaper of the economic news.
00:12At the beginning of our edition, this Tuesday in Morocco, the execution of the law of finance
00:16at the end of December reveals a negative budgetary balance of 64.4 billion dirhams.
00:24According to the Treasury General of the Kingdom, this deficit results from ordinary resources,
00:29except loan receipts of 563.9 billion dirhams and debt repayment charges of 628.3 billion dirhams.
00:39Given the loan receipts of 158.2 billion dirhams and 63.5 billion debt repayment charges,
00:47the execution of the law of finance releases an excess of resources on charges of 30.3 billion dirhams.
00:55With regard to the global resources of the State during the fourth quarter, they reached 722.2 billion dirhams,
01:02i.e. an achievement rate of 125.7% of the forecasts of the law of finance.
01:10In the national economic news, also the net asset under the management of the collective placement bodies has a real estate value.
01:18It is established at 687.98 billion dirhams on January 17, recording an abdominal bone of 0.42%.
01:28According to the Moroccan Authority of the Capital Market, this evolution reflects positive variations in certain categories,
01:35including obligations, contracts and diversification.
01:39Conversely, the monetary category recorded a drop of 1.44% during the same period.
01:48Far from Morocco, the African Development Bank Group awarded Egypt nearly $170 million,
01:56an envelope dedicated to the implementation of the second phase of its biennial program
02:01aimed at facilitating the development of the private sector by improving the business climate and diversifying the economy.
02:08As part of the implementation of the first phase of this program,
02:12the African Development Bank had awarded Egypt nearly $131 million,
02:18with a contribution from the Korean Cooperation Fund for Economic Development and the Japanese Agency for International Cooperation.
02:28Internationally, the number of job seekers enrolled in France has increased by 3.9% in the fourth quarter compared to the third quarter of 2024.
02:40This is the strongest increase in unemployment in France outside of Mayotte in a decade outside of the COVID-19 crisis.
02:47According to the Ministry of Labor, among young people under 25, the increase reached 8.5% in the third quarter in metropolitan France.
02:56The number of job seekers in category A without any activity thus reached 3.138 million in the fourth quarter,
03:0477,000 more job seekers in a quarter.
03:08Over the past year, the number of job seekers has increased by 3.5%, with the variations in previous quarters being much less significant.
03:20In international economic news, the Irish airline Ryanair has seen its net profit strongly progress in the third quarter,
03:30but remains cautious about the 2024-2025 exercise and expects a result substantially lower than the previous year.
03:38The net profit in the third quarter is shown at €149 million against €15 million last year,
03:45due in particular to an increase of 9% in passenger traffic at slightly higher rates.
03:52The group also emphasizes that due to Boeing's delay in delivery, it is reducing its traffic growth forecasts for the 2025-2026 exercise
04:02to 206 million passengers against 210 million previously anticipated, i.e. a 3% growth over 2024-2025.
04:15China is now heading after three consecutive months of progress in manufacturing activity fell in January
04:23on the basis of a reduction in production in the approach to the Lunar New Year holidays.
04:28According to the National Bureau of Statistics, this month, the index of the key barometers of the industrial world was set at 49.1 points against 50.1 in December.
04:40An index higher than 50 is a sign of an expansion of manufacturing activity and below a contraction.
04:47New production orders have fallen to their lowest level in five months.
04:52Some sectors, such as transport, remain expanding, while others, such as textiles, food and metallurgy, have experienced a weak activity.