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Morocco's Main Index Slips, Mining Stocks Defy Trend
The Casablanca Stock Exchange closed lower on Monday, May 11, 2026, with the main MASI index shedding 0.53% to 18,850.91 points, barely up 0.02% year‑to‑date. Turnover was modest at 185 million dirhams, led by Managem, which rose 1.51% to 14,100 dirhams after hitting a 14,399‑dirham intraday peak—a level already 120% higher than the start of 2026. CMT also added 3.74% on 22 million dirhams of trades. Market cap fell to 1,079 billion dirhams. Meanwhile, mining names outperformed, with SMI jumping 6.10% and Rebab Company up 5.95%.
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Morocco's Main Index Slips, Mining Stocks Defy Trend
On Monday, May 11, 2026, the Casablanca Stock Exchange ended on a muted note, with key indices slipping on a downward slope. The flagship index, the MASI, fell 0.53% to 18,850.91 points, still posting a year‑to‑date gain of just 0.02%.
Similarly, the MASI 20, which groups the market’s biggest caps, slipped 0.93% to the same 18,850.91 points.
Turnover remained limited, reaching only 185 million dirhams. Yet Managem (+1.51%) stayed the most actively traded stock, moving 27 million dirhams at 14,100 dirhams per share, after briefly touching an intraday high of 14,399 dirhams—a level that already represents a 120.31% increase since the start of 2026. CMT (+3.74%) was not far behind, exchanging 22 million dirhams at 5,071 dirhams.
The total market capitalisation slipped to 1,079 billion dirhams.
In the winners’ circle, the mining sector bucked the trend. SMI posted the session’s strongest rise, gaining 6.10% to 10,820 dirhams on a volume of 11.9 million dirhams. Rebab Company also extended its rebound, up 5.95% to 100.65 dirhams.