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Casablanca Stock Exchange Weekly Wrap: MASI Falls 1.8% Amid Low Trading Volume
The Casablanca Stock Exchange closed Friday with mixed signals. The flagship MASI index slipped 0.15% to 18,022.08 points, marking a 1.80% decline over the week and a 4.37% drop since the start of 2026. Trading activity remained modest at 213 million Moroccan dirhams, led by BCP and Attijariwafa Bank. Among individual equities, Cash Plus and Fenie Brossette posted the biggest gains, while Lesieur Cristal was the top loser.
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Market Overview
The Casablanca Stock Exchange ended the trading day on Friday with a modestly negative tone. The headline MASI index slipped 0.15% to close at 18,022.08 points. Since the start of 2026 the index is down 4.37%, and it recorded a weekly decline of 1.80%.
Key Indices
- MASI 20: Up 0.04% to 1,333.18 points (weekly decline of 0.30%).
Trading Volume
Total turnover stayed limited at 213 million MAD. The most active stocks were:
- BCP – 43 million MAD traded, closing price 257.05 MAD.
- Attijariwafa Bank – 31 million MAD traded, closing price 684.90 MAD.
Overall market capitalization stood at 1.026 trillion MAD.
Top Gainers and Losers
The day’s biggest winner was Cash Plus, which jumped 4.17% to finish at 275 MAD. Close behind was Fenie Brossette, up 3.44% at 285.50 MAD.
On the downside, Lesieur Cristal erased part of its prior gains, falling 6.33% to close at 370 MAD.