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Casablanca Stock Exchange's MASI Index Bounces 1.9% After Three Days of Losses
After three consecutive sessions in the red, the Casablanca Stock Exchange found a foothold on Friday. The MASI index recovered gradually throughout the day, closing up 1.86% at 17,952.37 points. While weekly performance remains negative, the bounce signals short‑term optimism for Moroccan equities. Trading volume stayed modest, with Managem leading the market in turnover, followed by Attijariwafa Bank and Label Vie. A handful of stocks posted double‑digit gains, highlighting sectoral resilience amid broader market volatility.
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Market Overview
Friday’s trading session gave the Casablanca Stock Exchange a much‑needed lift after three straight days of decline. The MASI index rose steadily, ending the day at 17,952.37 points, a gain of 1.86%.
On a weekly basis the index is still down 3.06%, and year‑to‑date it trails by 4.74%. Total turnover was modest, with roughly MAD 232 million exchanged across the main market.
Top‑Traded Shares
- Managem led the volume chart with MAD 36 million traded, closing up 2.36% at MAD 13,635.
- Attijariwafa Bank followed with MAD 32 million and a 2.26% rise to MAD 680.
- Label Vie accounted for MAD 30 million, remaining flat at MAD 3,800.
Biggest Gainers
- CMT surged 9.98% to MAD 4,551, recouping some of the losses from earlier sessions.
- Delta Holding rose 8.57% to MAD 57.88.
- Sothema also climbed 8.57%, ending at MAD 380.
Overall, the market’s short‑term momentum turned positive, driven by a handful of strong performers and a modest but steady flow of capital.