Casablanca Stock Exchange starts in the red

Casablanca Stock Exchange starts in the red
Friday 15 October 2021 - 14:19

The Casablanca Stock Exchange got off on Friday, its main index, Masi, losing 0.14% to 13,264.63 points.

The MSI20, which reflects the price performance of the 20 most liquid companies, yielded by 0.12% to 1,082.82 points, and the Madex, a compact index, dropped by 0.15% to 10,772.03 points.

The Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) benchmark “Casablanca ESG 10” fell by 0.27% to 992.5 points.

In terms of decreases, Aradei Capital showed the strongest decline this morning (-1.75%), followed by CIH (-1.56), and Stokvis North Africa (-1.5%).

On the upside, Med Paper increased (+4.98%), ahead of Stroc Industrie (+ 1.51%) and Sonasid (+ 1.08%).

As of yesterday, Casablanca Stock Exchange was moving close to balance on in early trading, with its main index, Masi, was rising by 0.04% to 13,193.44 points. The MSI20 was gaining 0.02% to 1,076.58 points, and the Madex, a compact index, was rising by 0.05% to 10,712.78 points.

In contrast, Med Paper was dropping by (-1.75%), ahead of Afric Industries SA (-1.42%) and Douja Prom Addoha (-1.35%).

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