Casablanca Stock Exchange opens slightly down

Casablanca Stock Exchange opens slightly down
Friday 12 November 2021 - 13:10

The Casablanca Stock Exchange began Friday’session slightly down, its main index of stocks, Masi, dropping by 0.07%, to 13,322.95 points.

The Morocco Stock Index (MSI 20), an index comprising the 20 most liquid stocks, fell by 0.11% to 1,083.77 points.

The Madex, a compact index made up of stocks, dropped by 0.09%, to 10,793.92 points, while the “Casablanca ESG10”, an Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) benchmark index, rose by 0.02% to 1,000.41 points.

On the upside, Ib Maroc.Com recorded the largest increase (+ 5.8% to MAD39.4), ahead of Res Dar Saada (+ 2.55% to MAD31.78), and Lesieur Cristal (+ 2.54% to MAD192).

In contrast, Delta Holding showed the strongest decrease (-3% to MAD30.75), followed by Fenie Brossette (-1.81% to MAD157.1), and Alliances (-1.75% to MAD39.21).

As of yesterday, the Casablanca Stock Exchange’s Masi index closed with a drop of 0.09% to 13,332.46 points.

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