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Casablanca Stock Exchange Rebounds: MASI Up 1.3% on Large‑Cap Momentum
The Casablanca Stock Exchange closed Tuesday with a solid rebound, led by heavyweight stocks that helped the MASI index regain ground after a series of losses. The benchmark rose 1.26% to 18,616.29 points, cutting its year‑to‑date decline to 1.22%. Trading volume was driven mainly by Attijariwafa Bank, SGTM, and the mining company CMT, among others.
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Market Overview
The Casablanca Stock Exchange bounced back on Tuesday, with large‑cap stocks providing the core lift. The MASI index closed at 18,616.29 points, up 1.26%, narrowing its year‑to‑date loss to -1.22%.
Key Indexes
- MASI 20: +1.54% to 1,446.22 points (annual performance –2.65%).
- Total turnover on the main market: MAD 326.23 million.
Top Traded Shares
- Attijariwafa Bank (CSEMA:ATW) – MAD 93.15 million traded, price +2.76% to MAD 740.
- SGTM (CSEMA:SGTM) – MAD 28.44 million traded, price –1.09% to MAD 809.10.
- Compagnie Minière de Touissit (CSEMA:CMT) – MAD 25.07 million traded, price +9.96% to MAD 2,616.
Notable Gainers
- CMT posted the day’s biggest jump at +9.96%.
- CTM (CSEMA:CTM) rose +6.71% to MAD 907.
- Unimer (CSEMA:UNM) climbed +5.68% to MAD 160.
Market Capitalisation
At the close, the total market cap of the Casablanca Stock Exchange stood at MAD 1,035.9 billion.
For a detailed breakdown of the session, see the full market sheet below.