Casablanca Stock Exchange started Monday’s trading on a sour note, with its benchmark index, the MASI, falling 0.2% to 14,807.24 points.
The MASI had closed Friday’s session with a 0.34% loss.
Casablanca Stock Exchange opens on sour note
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