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Casablanca Stock Exchange Drops Almost 2% as Mining Shares Lead Decline
On June 10, 2026, the Casablanca Stock Exchange posted another session in the red, with the MASI index sliding nearly 2%. The decline was driven largely by heavy selling in the mining sector, where Managem, SMI and Cosumar all posted double‑digit drops. A modest overall turnover of 283 million MAD was recorded, and the market’s total capitalisation rests at about 1.047 trillion MAD.
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The Casablanca Stock Exchange continued its red streak on Wednesday, June 10, 2026, as sellers dominated the market.
The flagship MASI index closed down 1.96% at 18,142.55 points, extending its year‑to‑date loss to 3.73%. The broader MASI 20, which tracks the most liquid shares, slipped to 1,311.50 points, a 11.72% under‑performance since the start of the year.
Trading activity
Total turnover on the main market was modest, reaching 283 million MAD.
Mining stocks under pressure
- Managem fell the most, losing 9.77% to 14,800 MAD on a volume of 103 million MAD.
- SMI dropped 9.64% to 7,230 MAD, with 24 million MAD exchanged.
- Cosumar slipped 1.92% to 178.50 MAD, handling 23 million MAD.
Gainers
- M2M Group rose 3.95% to 395.80 MAD.
- Colorado increased 2.91% to 79.55 MAD.
Loser
- Alliances fell 5.12% to 370 MAD.
The total market capitalisation stood at 1,047 billion MAD.