Overview of MASI Indices Performance

The MASI 20 index has seen a notable increase of 0.57%, reaching a level of 1,357.83 points, although it still reflects a year-to-date decline of 8.60%. Meanwhile, the MASI ESG index also concluded on a positive note, rising by 0.73% to settle at 1,397.05 points. This index has demonstrated a remarkable year-to-date performance with an increase of 11.63%. Additionally, the MASI Mid index recorded a modest uptick of 0.24%, reaching 1,809.70 points, which brings its annual performance to a decline of 1.73%. Overall, the MASI indices have shown a positive momentum, aided by the upward movements in the MASI 20, ESG, and Mid indices.

Market Volatility and Futures Trading

The annualized volatility over the past year stands at 19.4%, with a maximum drawdown of 18.2% during this period. In the futures market, the outlook has been more favorable. The MASI20 Future for June 2027 appreciated by 0.59%, reaching 1,351 points. The March 2027 contract increased by 0.58% to 1,353.10 points, while contracts for September and December 2026 rose by 0.57% and 0.58%, respectively, achieving values of 1,357.50 and 1,355.10 points.

Cash market transactions amounted to a substantial 231,149,797 dirhams, with the overall market capitalization standing at approximately 1,105,370,676,634 dirhams, or about 1,105.37 billion dirhams.

Among the top gainers, MDP stood out with a significant increase of 3.91% to 25.50 dirhams. SOT also saw a rise of 3.17%, reaching 361.20 dirhams, while CMG appreciated by 3.15%, settling at 327.10 dirhams. MAB advanced by 2.87% to 915 dirhams, and TMA rounded out the list with a 2.60% increase to 1,539 dirhams.

Conversely, CRS experienced the most significant decline of the session, dropping 3.24% to 23.02 dirhams. The report also noted MAB among the decliners, with a price of 889.50 dirhams reflecting a decrease of 2.79%. MIC fell by 2.58%, reaching 750 dirhams, while S2M declined by 2.42% to 525 dirhams. REB closed the session with a decrease of 2.11%, settling at 93 dirhams.

As reported by boursenews.ma.