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Where things stand
On 5 November 2026, the MASI closes at 17,317.91 points, up 3.33%, according to Hespress and Boursenews. This close follows the early-session readings already published.
Casablanca: MASI closes 3.33% higher at 17,317.91 points
The Casablanca Stock Exchange ends the 5 November 2026 session higher, with the MASI gaining 3.33% to 17,317.91 points, according to Hespress and Boursenews market reports.
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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.
Casablanca: MASI moves back above 17,000 in early trading
Casablanca stocks continued rising on 5 November 2026. Hespress put the MASI at 17,029.09 points, up 1.60%, while Boursenews reported 17,146.50 points, a gain of 2.30%, in early trading.
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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.
Casablanca: MASI rebounds 2.25% at the 4 November close
The MASI ended trading on 4 November 2026 up 2.25% at 16,760.33 points, according to Walaw’s market report and CasaStocks data.
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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.
Casablanca’s MASI falls 0.76% at the November 3 close
Casablanca stocks ended the November 3, 2026 session lower, with the MASI falling 0.76% to 16,390.89 points, according to market reports by Hespress and AlphaBourse.
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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.
Casablanca: MASI rises 0.68% at the November 2 opening
The MASI rose 0.68% to 16,650.33 points at the Casablanca Stock Exchange opening on November 2, 2026, according to reports by Hespress and Assahifa.
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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 ended the November 2, 2026 session at 16,517.12 points, down 0.13%, according to Hespress’s market report.
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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.
