Casablanca stock exchange ends session down

Casablanca stock exchange ends session down
Thursday 29 December 2022 - 22:44

The Casablanca Stock Exchange ended Thursday’s session down, with the MASI, dropping by 1% to 10,848.85 points.

The MSI 20, an index of the 20 most liquid stocks, lost 0.87% to 869.27 points, and the FTSE CSE Morocco All-Liquid, a benchmark index that tracks the performance of all liquid stocks on the exchange, dropped by 0.95% to 9,027.17 points.

In terms of sectors, the transport index rose the most (+5.6%), followed by the insurance index (+0.91%), and the retail sector (+0.73%).

On the other hand, the electricity index (-5.93%), the agri-food/production sector (-4.2%) and the chemicals sector (-3.59%) recorded the highest drops.

On the stock side, Bmci showed the highest drop (-6% to MAD 376.95), followed by Atlantasanad (-5.98% to MAD 119.4), and Lesieur Cristal (-5.98% to MAD 230.35).

In contrast, Ctm recorded the largest increase (+5.99% to MAD 676.2), ahead of Stokvis Nord Afrique (+5.93% to MAD 15.71), and Wafa Assurance (+5.32% to MAD 3,997).

The global volume of exchanges reached MAD 220.7 billion realized on the block market (Shares), while the market capitalization exceeded MAD 571.13 billion.

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