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Casablanca Stock Exchange’s MASI Slides 2.27% Over the Week Amid Broad Decline
The Casablanca Stock Exchange ended Friday’s session in the red, extending its recent downward trajectory. The flagship MASI index dropped 1.18% to 17,578.83 points, resulting in a cumulative weekly decline of 2.27%. Leading the market activity, Attijariwafa Bank posted the highest turnover while several heavyweight stocks recorded notable losses.
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Market overview
The Casablanca Stock Exchange closed Friday in the red, extending its downward trend. The MASI index fell 1.18% to 17,578.83 points, marking a weekly decline of 2.27%.
MASI 20
The MASI 20, which tracks the top‑listed companies, dropped 1.33% to 1,302.58 points, posting a 1.74% loss for the week.
Trading volume and market cap
Total turnover reached 184.68 MDH, and the market’s total capitalization stood at 1,001.6 billion MAD.
Most active stocks
- Attijariwafa Bank led trading with 27.42 MDH, ending down 0.45% at 680.90 MAD.
- Managem exchanged 17.9 MDH, slipping 1.63% to 12,100 MAD.
- SGTM moved 13.6 MDH, trading at 695 MAD.
Top gainers
- CTM surged 2.90% to 887 MAD.
- Cash Plus rose 2.04% to 250 MAD.
Top losers
- Crédit du Maroc dropped 5.80% to 942 MAD.
- Aluminium du Maroc fell 4.78% to 1,732 MAD.
- Auto Hall slid 4.40% to 65 MAD.
Other news
Trading of Compagnie Minière de Touissit (CMT) was suspended from July 17, 2026, following the filing of a public‑offer proposal.