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MASI gains 0.12% to 17,020.28 points in Casablanca

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The MASI index of the Casablanca Stock Exchange rose by 0.12% on Tuesday to 17,020.28 points, while trading reached nearly 167.1 million dirhams. M2M Group recorded the biggest gain among shares, at 6.58%, according to the Casablanca Stock Exchange’s closing data.

The MASI, the main index of the Casablanca Stock Exchange, rose by 0.12% on Tuesday to close at 17,020.28 points, Infomediaire reported. Trading volume reached nearly 167.1 million dirhams.

Sectoral performance was mixed: electricity recorded the biggest rise, at 2.88%, while real estate holdings and development saw the sharpest decline, of 2.05%.

M2M Group recorded the best performance among the stocks cited, gaining 6.58% to 395 dirhams. Mutandis rose by 3.24% to 228.15 dirhams and Disty Technologies by 3.2% to 351.9 dirhams. By contrast, HPS fell by 3.53% to 518.7 dirhams, TGCC by 3.33% to 580 dirhams and Addoha by 2.67% to 36.5 dirhams.

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