Casablanca Stock exchange's weekly performance

Casablanca Stock exchange's weekly performance
Saturday 4 December 2021 - 17:13

The Casablanca Stock Exchange was seeing ups and downs for the week spanning November 29 to December 3, with today’s Masi index up 0.04% to 13,226.00 points.

The MSI20 rose by 0.02% to 1,076.74 points, and the Madex also increased by 0.16% to 10,713.52 points.

On the sector level, 10 indices closed higher, 13 others showed gray mine, while only one sector remained stable.

In terms of sectors, the “engineering and industrial equipment goods” index recorded the largest increase (+ 5.77%), ahead of “Beverages” (+ 3.78%) and “Hardware, software and IT services” with (+1, 75%).

On the upside, the best weekly performances were achieved by Delattre Levivier Maroc (+ 5.96%), followed by Stroc Industrie (+ 5.66%), and Société des beverages du Maroc (+ 5.42%).

In contrast, the highest drops for this weekly period were recorded by Balima (-11.47%), Stokvis Nord Afrique (-10.22%), and IB Maroc.com (-9.40%).

The overall volume of trade for the period reached more than MAD629.02 million, while the market capitalization stood at more than MAD681.5 billion.

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