The Casablanca Stock Exchange ended the week from March 21 to 25 down, with its main index, Masi, giving up 2.13% to 12,602.92 points.
The Morocco Stock Index 20 (MSI20) dropped by 2.31% to 1,017.52 points and the Casablanca ESG 10, the benchmark Environment, Social and Governance index (ESG), also dropped by 2.53% to 943.88 points.
During this week, 17 sectors out of 23 ended in the red, while 5 closed up.
On the upside, the Forestry & Paper index ended with a gain of 4.50%, ahead of the Insurance index (+1.67%).
During this period, Saham Insurance, Med Paper, Sonasid, Centrale Danone and Fenie Brossette recorded the largest increases with respectively +7.33%, +4.50%, +4.17%, +2.44% and +2.30%.
In contrast, Douja Prom Addoha showed the highest drop (-10.75%), followed by Alliances (-7.28%), and Auto Hall (-7.22%).
The transactional volume recorded over MAD47.93 million, Sonasid was the most active instrument of the week, monopolizing 8.92% of transactions, followed by Ciments du Maroc with MAD42.20 million (7.85%), and Attijariwafa Bank with MAD41.51 million (7.72%).
The overall trading volume exceeded MAD539 million , of which more than MAD537 billion was realized on the central market (shares). The market capitalization also totaled over MAD657.66 billion.
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