Market Overview - June 24, 2026
The Casablanca Stock Exchange experienced a continued downturn on Wednesday, June 24, 2026. By the closing bell, the benchmark MASI index had declined by 1.21%, settling at 18,101.05 points. This drop marks a notable year-to-date performance of -3.95%, indicating ongoing struggles within the market.
Trading activity remained robust, with a total volume of 546 million dirhams (MDH). Of this, 229 MDH was transacted on the central market, while the block market accounted for 315 MDH, predominantly driven by trades in Crédit du Maroc.
In terms of trading volumes, Managem emerged as the leader, recording transactions worth 55 MDH, despite suffering a significant drop of 9.19% to 12,800 dirhams. It was followed closely by BCP, which saw a slight decline of 0.40%, with shares trading at 246.90 dirhams for a total of 53 MDH. CMT also faced challenges, mobilizing 20 MDH while experiencing a decrease of 8.92%, bringing its share price down to 4,372 dirhams.
On a more positive note, Lesieur Cristal marked the largest gain of the session, climbing 5.35% to reach 364.50 dirhams, followed by Auto Hall, which increased by 5.26% to 70 dirhams. Conversely, SMI recorded the most significant loss, plunging 9.25% to 5,772 dirhams. Sanlam Maroc also faced substantial declines, sliding by 9.05% to settle at 2,765 dirhams.
The pressures within the mining sector, alongside the broader market trends, continue to pose challenges for investors navigating the Casablanca Stock Exchange landscape.
As reported by boursenews.ma.
