Recent data released by Bank of Morocco reveals increasing difficulties for Moroccan households in meeting their financial obligations to banking institutions. The total balance of non-performing loans to individuals has risen to 44.7 billion Moroccan dirham, equivalent to 4470 billion centimes, as of the end of August. This represents a 6.7 percent increase compared to the same period last year, indicating an accelerating trend. The data suggests growing financial strain on Moroccan families. This rise in troubled loans poses potential challenges for the stability of the Moroccan banking sector. The information was published by Hespress, a Moroccan online newspaper. Further details regarding the factors contributing to this increase were not provided in the excerpt.