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Casablanca Stock Exchange Slips for Second Straight Day as MASI Drops 0.11%
The Casablanca Stock Exchange continued its bearish streak on Wednesday, with the MASI index down 0.11% to 18,563.40 points, extending its year‑to‑date decline to 1.50%. The MASI 20, representing the largest market caps, fell 0.10% and is down 11.40% year‑to‑date, while trading volume stayed modest at 237 million dirhams. Managem and TGCC led the declines, whereas ADI, Oulmes and Crédit du Maroc posted gains.
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Market Overview
On Wednesday, June 3, 2026, the Casablanca Stock Exchange continued its bearish streak, with the main MASI index slipping 0.11% to 18,563.40 points, extending its year‑to‑date decline to 1.50%.
The MASI 20, representing the largest market caps, fell 0.10% to 1,316.32 points, marking an 11.40% drop since the start of the year. Trading volume remained modest at 237 million dirhams.
Managem led activity with 49 million dirhams traded, its share shedding 0.73% to 16,975 dirhams. TGCC followed with 39.7 million dirhams and a 0.80% decline to 742 dirhams. In contrast, Alliances Développement Immobilier (ADI) rose 1.05% to 377 dirhams on 33.9 million dirhams of volume.
Among the biggest gainers, Oulmes jumped 5.56% to 1,290 dirhams, while Crédit du Maroc added 4% to 1,040 dirhams. The total market capitalisation of the exchange stood at 1,081 billion dirhams.