On July 21, 2026, the Casablanca Stock Exchange experienced a notable recovery, buoyed by a stabilization in oil prices. The MASI index increased by 0.78%, closing at 17,677.27 points, which effectively reduced its year-to-date decline to -6.20%. Similarly, the MASI 20 index followed suit, rising by 0.68% to reach 1,309.99 points. While the overall trading volume was limited to 63 million dirhams, Jet Contractors emerged as the leading stock with 6 million dirhams traded, although it saw a decline of 0.87% to close at 2,040 dirhams. Other significant players included Attijariwafa Bank and Maroc Telecom, with trading volumes of 5.9 million and 5 million dirhams, respectively.
In terms of performance, Auto Nejma led the gains with an impressive increase of 5.88%, bringing its price to 5,400 dirhams, followed closely by Label Vie, which rose by 4.74%, and Med Paper, with a 3.42% increase. Conversely, Balima recorded the largest decrease of the day, dropping by 4.95% to 190 dirhams, while Sonasid also ended in the red, declining by 3.85% to 1,922 dirhams. This mixed performance illustrates the volatility present in the Moroccan stock market as investors navigate current economic conditions.
As reported by boursenews.ma.
