Casablanca stock exchange opens almost stable

Casablanca stock exchange opens almost stable
Monday 6 December 2021 - 12:00

The Casablanca Stock Exchange began Monday’s session close to balance in the first exchanges, with its main index, Masi, up 0.02% to 13.228,89 points.

The Morocco Stock Index (MSI 20), an index comprising the 20 most liquid stocks, recorded a slight increase of 0.08% to 1.077,69 points, and the MADEX, a compact index, almost stable at 0.02%, at 10,715.96 points.

Casablanca ESG 10, an Environment, Social and Governance benchmark index dropped by 0.15% to 989.25 points.

On the upside, Colorado recorded the largest increase (+5.60% to MAD62.97), ahead of Cosumar (+2.29% to MAD268), and  Fenie Brossette (+1,88% to MAD164,95).

In contrast, Med Paper showed the highest drop (-3,73% to MAD30,22), followed by SMI (-2.99% to MAD1.523) and Lydec (-2.62% to MAD253.20).

Last week, the Casablanca Stock Exchange was seeing ups and downs.
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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