MASI slips 0.32% after brief move back above 17,000 points
The MASI closed down 0.32% at 16,999.56 points on October 26, after moving back above 17,000 points on October 21, according to Medias24. The MASI 20 and MASI Mid and Small Cap fell 0.53% to 1,235.38 points and 0.42% to 1,625.92 points, while the MASI ESG rose 0.29% to 1,253.53 points. SMO jumped 6% on October 26 even as the benchmark index declined 0.32%, according to an analyst note. On the corporate front, JET ENERGY received approval for its IPO on October 22, according to La Nouvelle Tribune, while LabelVie set the terms of its absorption by Retail Holding on October 20, reports برلمان.كوم, and Attijariwafa bank joined China's CIPS payment system, according to Agence Ecofin and Journal Du Canada.
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