Casablanca stock exchange's weekly performance

Casablanca stock exchange's weekly performance
Saturday 11 December 2021 - 12:08

The Casablanca Stock Exchange closed the week from 06 to December 10 in the green, with its Masi index, gaining 0.86% to 13,339.81 points.

The MSI20 also rose by 1.06% to 1,088.13 points, and the Madex up by 0.89% to 10,809.16 points.

On the sector level, 15 indices showed positive over this period, while 9 sectors were down.

In terms of gains by sectors, the “Real estate participation and promotion” sector recorded the largest increase (+6.26%), ahead of “Pharmaceutical industry” (+3.13%), and “Building and construction materials” (+2.99 %).

On the upside, the best weekly performances were achieved by Douja Prom Addoha (+8.30%), followed by Colorado (+5.57%) and Ib Maroc.com (+ 4.69%).

In contrast, the biggest drops were recorded by M2M Group (-11.78%), ahead of Salafin (-10%), and Balima (-9.05%).

The overall volume of trade for the period reached MAD768.70 million, while the market capitalization stood at nearly MAD687.37 billion.

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