Casablanca Stock Exchange opens slightly down

Casablanca Stock Exchange opens slightly down
Wednesday 27 October 2021 - 13:05

Casablanca Stock Exchange began Wednesday’s session almost stable, with its Masi index down 0.13% to 13,533.94 points

The MSI 20, which reflects the price performance of the 20 most liquid companies, dropped by 0.16%, and the Madex, a compact index, fell by 0.13% to 10.997.06 points.

The “Casablanca ESG 10” Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) benchmark index, almost stable at 0.01% to 1,021.4 points.

On the upside, the strongest increases were recorded by Ennakl (+ 5.83% to MAD39.05), followed by Stokvis North Africa (+ 4.2% to MAD 17.87) and Atlantasanad (+ 3.36% to MAD123).

In contrast, M2m Group recorded the biggest drop (-5.99% to MAD799.1), followed by Label Vie (-3.31% to MAD4.350), and Lesieur Cristal (-2.73% to MAD187.2).

During yesterday’s session, the Casablanca Stock Exchange was slightly up, with its Masi index, moving up 0.3% to 13,373.23 points, MSI20 was also rising by 0.21% to 1,090.35 points, and the Madex was increasing by 0.31% to 10,857.85 points.

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