Casablanca stocks gain 0.33% over week despite Friday decline
This dossier follows Casablanca stock-market indices and trading volumes, distinguishing individual sessions from weekly results.
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Where things stand
As of 30 October 2026, MAP reports a MASI close of 16,537.91 points, down 1.57% on the session.
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Casablanca: MASI falls 1.57% at the 30 October close
According to MAP, carried by LeSiteinfo, the MASI ends the 30 October 2026 session down 1.57% at 16,537.91 points. Hespress publishes the same figures.
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Other indices also decline: MASI 20 loses 1.59% to 1,197.40 points and MASI ESG 1.01% to 1,231.70 points. MASI Mid and Small Cap drops 2.46% to 1,557.02 points.
These changes cover Friday's session, not the full week.
The MASI ended trading on 29 October 2026 down 0.74% at 16,801.43 points, according to market reports from Médias24 and Boursenews.
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Total turnover reached MAD 106.68 million. The MASI 20 fell 0.75% to 1,216.80 points.
Boursenews recorded a 6.21% gain for Société des Boissons du Maroc and a 4.71% fall for Sonasid. These figures describe Thursday’s session and do not indicate Friday’s performance.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange closed lower on 28 October 2026: the MASI lost 0.55% to 16,926.61 points, according to market reports from Médias24 and CasablancaBourse.
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The decline reverses the previous session’s return above 17,000 points. The MASI 20 also fell, shedding 0.64% to 1,226.02 points, according to the market data consulted.
Individual shares moved in different directions. Sonasid gained 3.66%, while Société des boissons du Maroc dropped 8.48%. CasablancaBourse counted 36 declining stocks and 18 gainers. These changes concern the 28 October session only; they are neither a weekly performance measure nor a forecast.
Casablanca: MASI regains 17,000 points at the 27 October close
The MASI rose 0.12% to 17,020.28 points on 27 October 2026, according to Casablanca trading reports. The rebound took it back above 17,000 points after the previous day’s decline.
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Other indices moved in different directions: the MASI 20 fell 0.12% to 1,233.89 points, while the MASI ESG gained 0.75% to 1,262.96 points.
M2M Group rose 6.58%, whereas HPS fell 3.53%. The main index’s modest gain therefore masks differing performances across stocks. These changes cover the 27 October session and do not constitute a weekly assessment.
Casablanca’s MASI closes below 17,000 on 26 October
The MASI fell 0.32% to 16,999.56 points at the close on Monday 26 October 2026, according to Médias24 and Boursenews. The index consequently slipped below 17,000 points.
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The MASI 20 lost 0.53% to 1,235.38 points. Total turnover reached approximately 729.6 million dirhams, while Médias24 put market capitalisation at 997.47 billion dirhams.
Boursenews separates 401 million dirhams in block trades, linked to Attijariwafa Bank, from central-market activity, where Cash Plus accounted for about 116 million. The 0.32% change concerns this session alone and does not replace the previously published weekly balance.
Casablanca stocks gain 0.33% over week despite Friday decline
The MASI rose 0.33% during 19–23 October 2026 to close at 17,054.31 points, according to Challenge/MAP and L’ODJ’s analysis. Friday’s session nevertheless ended with a 0.47% decline.
Weekly trading exceeded 1.03 billion dirhams. Friday’s volume, reported by Médias24, was 328.52 million dirhams.
Weekly and daily performances cover different periods: a negative final session does not imply a weekly decline. These changes describe observed prices and are not a forecast for subsequent sessions.