Casablanca Stock Exchange: indices and trading sessions

The MASI 20 rises 3.44% to 1,264.07 points and the MASI ESG gains 3.01% to 1,324.58 points, Hespress reports. These figures describe the close, following the intraday readings published earlier.

Boursenews describes a second session of recovery after five consecutive declines. The day’s movement concerns stock market indices; it does not by itself measure national economic activity.

Both readings describe trading in progress rather than a closing result. The MASI had gained 2.25% the previous day.

Boursenews reported turnover of 28 million dirhams at its snapshot. TGCC accounted for 15 million dirhams of trading, with its share price up 3.29% at 594 dirhams. The MASI 20 was up 1.83% at 1,244.46 points in that report. The differences between readings should be understood as distinct snapshots of the early session.

Walaw also reports a 2.10% rise in the MASI 20 to 1,222.07 points and a 2.29% gain in the MASI ESG to 1,285.84 points. The small and mid-cap index gained 1.24% to 1,578.24 points.

CasaStocks records 47 advancing stocks and 18 decliners. Label Vie gained 5.24% and Managem 5.11%, while Lesieur Cristal fell 6.01%. These movements describe Wednesday’s session and do not establish a lasting trend.

The MASI 20 rose 0.10% to 1,196.95 points, showing that the indices did not all move in the same direction.

Managem, returning to trading, lost 8.05% to MAD 1,370, while Addoha gained 5.23% to MAD 36.20. AlphaBourse recorded 31 decliners, 23 gainers and nine unchanged stocks among the 63 traded. These figures describe Tuesday’s session.

The MASI 20 gained 0.89% to 1,208.09 points. The ESG index rose 0.60% to 1,239.04 points, while the small and mid-cap index increased 0.63% to 1,566.76 points.

These figures describe early trading. They are not closing results and do not establish a particular cause for the increase.

The MASI 20 and MASI ESG each fell 0.14%, to 1,195.71 and 1,229.94 points respectively. The small and mid-cap index moved in the opposite direction, rising 0.13% to 1,559.02 points.

The session therefore showed a divergence between the main index and smaller listed companies. These are Monday’s closing figures; the report does not establish a specific explanation for the decline.

The review will cover admission of new stocks, free-float calculations, exceptional situations and advance notice of changes. Revised rules are to be published before taking effect.

Meanwhile, index weights will revert from the 2 November session to the factors applicable on 28 October. This temporary arrangement postpones the effects of the 29 October revision; it does not announce the resumption of trading in Managem shares.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.