Casablanca stock exchange opens in green

Casablanca stock exchange opens in green
Tuesday 4 January 2022 - 11:07

The Casablanca Stock Exchange began Tuesday’s session up, with its main index MASI, rising by 0.22% to 13,326.04 points.

The MSI 20, an index comprising the 20 most liquid stocks, rose by 0.19% to 1,082.84 points, and the Casablanca ESG 10, Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) benchmark index, rose by 0.50% to 993.84 points.

On the upside, the largest increases were recorded by Delattre Levivier Maroc (4.92% to MAD64), ahead of TotalEnergie Marketing Maroc (4.53% to MAD1.798), and Ciments du Maroc (3.13% to MAD1.914).

In contrast, Med Paper showed the highest drop (2.85% to MAD21.8), followed by Atlantasanad (0.42% to MAD119), and Res Dar Saada (0.32% to MAD28).

As of yesterday, the Casablanca Stock Exchange began Monday’s session in the red, with its main index, MASI, dropping by 0.3% to 13,318.32 points.

Recently on January 1st, the Casablanca Stock Exchange gave up on the Madex index because of Masi and MSI20’s better performance on the stock market.

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