Casablanca stock exchange ends week in red

Casablanca stock exchange ends week in red
Saturday 30 July 2022 - 14:05

The Casablanca Stock Exchange ended the week from July 25 to 29 in the red, with its main index, Masi, dropping by 0.89% to 11,818.46 points.

The Morocco Stock Index 20 (MSI20) index dropped by 1.14% to 954.65 points and the Casablanca ESG 10 index also fell by 1.14% to 882.14 points.

By the end of the week, 13 sector indices ended down, while 10 finished up.

The holding companies index recorded the best weekly performance (+3.33%), ahead of transport (+3.32%) and beverages (+3.03%).

In contrast, telecommunications showed the biggest decline (-3.64%), followed by chemicals (-3.39%) and electricity (-2.65%).

On the upside, Involys recorded the largest increase (+5.96%), ahead of Societe des boissons du Maroc (+4%), Mutandis SCA (+3.83%), CTM (+3.49%) and Delta Holding (+3.36%).

The largest declines were recorded by M2M Group (-10.13%), SMI (-8.13%), Disway (-7.03%), Cartier Saada (-5.61%), and Douja Prom Addoha (-4.15%).

The overall volume amounted to over MAD 175.22 million, with Maroc Telecom as the most active in terms of gains, with a transactional volume of MAD 40.67 million, ahead of Attijariwafa Bank (MAD 30.34 million) and SMI (MAD 21.14 million).

The market capitalization also exceeded MAD 614 billion for the week.

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