Casablanca Stock Exchange opens in gray mine

Casablanca Stock Exchange opens in gray mine
Friday 29 October 2021 - 12:11

Casablanca Stock Exchange began Friday’s session in gray, with its MASI index dropping by -0.45% to 13,517.43 points.

The MSI 20, which reflects the price performance of the 20 most liquid companies, dropped by -0.49% to 1,101.75 points, and the MADEX, a compact index made up of stocks, fell by -0.48% to 10,971.82 points.

The “Casablanca ESG 10” Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) benchmark index, dropped by -0.69% to 1 013,56 points.

On the upside, the strongest increases were recorded by Delattre Levivier Maroc (+1.98% to MAD39.20), followed by Colorado (+1.59% to MAD64), and Immorente Invest (+0.93% to MAD102.95).

In contrast, the biggest drops were recorded by Ennakl (-4.98% to MAD37), followed by Stokvis Nord Afrique (-4.79% to MAD16.51), and SMI (-3.69% to MAD1620).

Previously, the Casablanca Stock Exchange began Thursday’s session almost stable, with its Masi index, at 0.05% to 13,531.57 points, the MSI 20, was decreasing by -0.09%, to 1,102.81 points, the Madex was almost stable by -0, 05%, at 10,986.03 points, and the Casablanca ESG 10 was dropping by -0.18% to 1.016.15 points.

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