BKB Weekly Letter 11 27 2020
- Plumbed by the bad behavior of Banks and Telecoms, the Casablanca Stock Exchange closed this last weekly session in the red with a MASI down by -1.30% to 10,888.99 points and a MADEX decreasing by -1.34% to 8,864.65 points, thus deepening their annual underperformance to fall below the -10% to -10.54% and -10.63% respectively;
- Low, the transaction volume amounted to MAD 64.8m, 54.9% of which was drained by transactions involving 70,173 MAROC TELECOM shares, 40,228 COSUMAR securities, 23,695 BCP shares, 29,184 MARSA MAROC securities and 13,936 ATTIJARIWAFA BANK shares;
- As for the strongest falls, DLM lost -3.99% at MAD 40.87 for 20 shares traded, thus absorbing the gains of the day before, followed by LYDEC which depreciated by -3.97% to MAD 350.5 for 136 securities traded;
- At the top of the table, STROC INDUSTRIE appreciates again by +3.96% to MAD 19.67 for 875 shares traded (i.e. 0.1% of the capital) while DELTA HOLDING gains +3.19% to MAD 31.99 for 50,202 securities traded (i.e. 0.1% of the capital).
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