Casablanca Stock Exchange opens slightly down

Casablanca Stock Exchange opens slightly down
Thursday 4 November 2021 - 10:50

The Casablanca Stock Exchange began Thursday’s session slightly down, with its main index Masi, dropping by 0.06% to 13,560.77 points.

The MSI20, which reflects the price performance of the 20 most liquid companies, dropped by 0.04% to 1,103.48 points and the Madex, a compact index, dropped as well by 0.07% to 10,983.89 points.

The “Casablanca ESG 10” Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) benchmark index dropped by 0.19% to 1,014.95 points.

On the upside, Stokvis North Africa recorded the largest increase (+5.97%), ahead of Stroc Industrie (+5.95%), and Delattre Levivier Maroc (+5.24%).

In contrast, Risma showed the biggest drop (-3.31%), followed by Lydec (-2.88%), and Ennakl (-2.63%).

As of yesterday, the Casablanca Stock Exchange began the session close to balance, with its main index Masi, down by 0.13% to 13,544.44 points, the MSI20 was down by -0.18% to 1,102.67 points, the Madex, a compact index, was decreasing as well by -0.14% to 10,980.08 points, and the “Casablanca ESG 10” was dropping by -0.13% to 1,016.24 points.

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