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The MASI index closed at 18,385 points, reflecting a 1.39% drop, while the MASI 20 fell by 1.65% to 1,424.32 points. Trading volume reached 311.03 million dirhams, with notable activity from Attijariwafa bank and Compagnie Minière de Touissit.
After a promising start to the year, the Casablanca Stock Exchange's MASI index has slipped into negative territory, recording a weekly decline of 2.90%. The market's performance since the beginning of 2026 now stands at -1.08%.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange experienced a decline on January 19, 2026, with the MASI index falling by 1% amidst reduced trading activity. Key stocks showed mixed performance, with notable gains in SMI and losses in CDM.
Al Mada has appointed Noufissa Kessar as the new CEO, succeeding the late Hassan Ouriagli. Kessar's extensive experience within the group positions her to drive innovation and sustainable growth.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange begins the week positively, driven by strong demand in the mining sector amid a global rally in precious metals. The MASI index shows a notable increase, while the MASI 20 faces slight declines due to banking and construction sector pressures.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange experienced a pause in its upward momentum, with the MASI index declining by 0.56% on Wednesday. Despite this setback, the index maintains a year-to-date gain of 3.18%.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange experienced a remarkable 2025, achieving nearly 28% growth. As 2026 begins, the MASI index surged nearly 2%, reflecting sustained investor confidence and strategic repositioning.
Five companies, including Delta Holding and Jet Contractors, have transitioned from Principal B to the more prestigious Principal A segment of the Casablanca Stock Exchange, enhancing the market's liquidity profile.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange's benchmark index rose by 27.57% in 2025, surpassing 1 trillion dirhams in market capitalization for the first time. Attijariwafa Bank leads the market, while other key players like Maroc Telecom and Managem also report significant gains.
SGTM's debut on the stock exchange sparked unprecedented trading activity, leading to significant investor frustration due to technical issues. The broader market also faced pressure, with the MASI index declining amid substantial sell-offs.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange saw the MASI index decline by 2.45% after briefly reaching 19,144 points. This marks a weekly drop following two weeks of gains.
The Moroccan banking system shows robust fundamentals, supported by a favorable macroeconomic environment. Recent data highlights significant growth in deposits and loans, alongside improved profitability and solvency.