MASI surges 4.18% to 17,351, 56 stocks up as Casablanca shrugs off regional crisis
The MASI closed Wednesday at 17,351.61, up 4.18 %, extending a rebound that began Tuesday with a 1.56 % gain, Medias24 reports. Blue chips Managem, TGCC and Attijari led the advance, with 56 stocks rising and only 6 falling, Boursenews data show. The MASI 20 jumped 4.82 % to 1,316.05, Mid & Small added 3.17 % to 1,788.33 and ESG gained 3.6 % to 1,180.67. In deals, CMGP Group completed the acquisition of 70 % of farm-equipment maker SODIPIRE, AgriMaroc notes.
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