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January at the Casablanca Stock Exchange was characterized by a slight decline in the MASI index, a more selective market, reduced trading volumes, and significant sectoral dispersion, particularly in mining. Aradei Capital outlined its strategic priorities for 2030 during its inaugural Capital Markets Day.
On February 2, 2026, the MASI index declined by 0.77% to close at 18,524.06 points, marking an annual performance of -1.71%. The trading session saw significant activity with a total volume of 645.1 million dirhams.
January concluded with a decline of 0.95%, reflecting a climate of anxiety and volatility in the market. Trading volumes dropped significantly compared to the previous year, indicating a shift towards a more selective investment approach amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions.
The MASI index closed at 18,666.95 points, reflecting a decrease of 1.52%, while year-to-date performance stands at -0.95%. The market capitalization reached 1,041.6 billion dirhams.
On January 29, 2026, the MASI index closed at 18,955.53 points, reflecting a slight decline of 0.04%, yet maintaining a year-to-date gain of 0.58%. Market activity saw a decrease in trading volume, primarily led by CMGP Group.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange experienced slight fluctuations today, with notable gains and losses among various stocks. Key market data and updates are available for investors.
During its recent Capital Markets Day, Aradei Capital outlined its strategic vision for 2030, aiming for over 1 billion dirhams in revenue while reinforcing its position as a leading integrated real estate platform in Morocco.
The MASI index closed up 1.87% at 18,964 points, marking a return to positive territory for the year. Trading activity surged, particularly in key stocks, with Taqa Morocco leading the exchanges.
On January 27, 2026, the MASI index rose by 1.26% to close at 18,616.29 points, narrowing its year-to-date losses to 1.22%. Significant trading activity was led by Attijariwafa Bank, which saw a notable increase in its share price.
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.
Investor caution has intensified as the MASI index dips into negative territory for the year, driven by rising interest rates and geopolitical uncertainties. Only a few sectors, notably mining, have managed to resist the downward trend.
The MASI index has fallen this week, influenced by rising interest rates and a resurgence of risk aversion in a more volatile international environment. This report analyzes market trends, bond yields, and highlights resilient sectors.