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News · October 26, 2026

The MASI slips back below 17,000 points as Cash Plus leads trading

The Casablanca Stock Exchange ended the session of Monday October 26, 2026 slightly lower, with its main index falling just below the symbolic 17,000-point mark.

Editorial team BoursimplePublished 2 min read
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Financial newspaper showing a stock chart · Illustrative photo : Unsplash

The session in numbers

  • MASI: −0.32% to 16,999.56 points.
  • MASI 20: −0.53% to 1,235.38 points.
  • Total volume: 729 million dirhams, including 401 million on the block market.
  • Market capitalisation: 997 billion dirhams.

A small dip below a symbolic level

A few days after climbing back above 17,000 points, the MASI lost 0.32% on Monday October 26, 2026, closing at 16,999.56 points. The MASI 20, which tracks the twenty largest stocks, fell a little more, by 0.53%, to 1,235.38 points.

According to Boursenews, the MASI 20 was down 16.85% since the start of the year on that date: 2026 has been a harder year for the market’s biggest companies.

Block trades driven by Attijariwafa bank

Total trading reached 729 million dirhams. More than half, 401 million, was traded on the block market, all of it in Attijariwafa bank shares. To understand the difference between the central market and the block market, read our guide how to read stock prices.

Cash Plus leads the day

On the central market, Cash Plus was the most traded stock, with 116 million dirhams. The share rose 2.33% to 215 dirhams, after reaching 230 dirhams during the session. Addoha came next with 31 million dirhams traded, closing at 37.50 dirhams.

Top gainers and losers

StockChangeClosing price
S2M+6.05%489 MAD
HPS+3.40%537.70 MAD
Involys+2.54%115.20 MAD
Sothema−5.91%301.10 MAD
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This article is for information and educational purposes only. It is not investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Investing in shares involves a risk of capital loss. Check figures against official sources (Casablanca Stock Exchange, AMMC) and consult a licensed professional. Read the full disclaimer.