Stock Markets April 6, 2026

Casablanca Market Inches Higher as Moroccan All Shares Reaches One-Month Peak

Banking, beverage and transport names support gains while a handful of stocks set fresh highs and one falls to a yearly low

By Jordan Park
Casablanca Market Inches Higher as Moroccan All Shares Reaches One-Month Peak

Morocco's stock market closed higher on Monday, with the Moroccan All Shares index advancing 0.48% to reach a one-month high. Gains were led by the Banking, Beverage and Transport sectors, while several individual stocks posted strong single-session performances and a few declined, including one that hit a 52-week low. Commodity and currency moves were modest.

Key Points

  • The Moroccan All Shares index gained 0.48% at the Casablanca close, reaching a new one-month high - sectors contributing included Banking, Beverage and Transport.
  • Top individual performers were Miniere Touissit (CSE:CMT) +9.97% to 4,289.00, SMI (CSE:SMI) +8.44% to 7,700.00, and Managem (CSE:MNG) +7.45% to 10,745.00 - each reached all-time highs during the session.
  • Weakness was concentrated in select names: Label Vie (CSE:LBV) fell 5.53% to 3,949.00, Delta Holding S.A (CSE:DHO) declined 2.73% to 53.50 (a 52-week low), and Risma (CSE:RIS) dropped 2.62% to 316.00.

Moroccan equities finished the session higher on Monday as sector strength in Banking, Beverage and Transport helped lift the broader market. At the close in Casablanca, the Moroccan All Shares index rose 0.48% to record a new one-month high.

On a stock-by-stock basis, the session's largest winners included Miniere Touissit (CSE:CMT), which climbed 9.97% - a gain of 389.00 points - to finish at 4,289.00. SMI (CSE:SMI) also delivered a strong performance, adding 8.44% or 599.00 points to close at 7,700.00. Managem (CSE:MNG) rose 7.45%, up 745.00 points, to end the day at 10,745.00.

At the other end of the tape, Label Vie (CSE:LBV) recorded the largest decline, slipping 5.53% or 231.00 points to a close of 3,949.00. Delta Holding S.A (CSE:DHO) fell 2.73%, down 1.50 points to 53.50, and Risma (CSE:RIS) declined 2.62% or 8.50 points to 316.00.

Market breadth was tilted to the downside despite the index gain: declining issues outnumbered advancing ones on the Casablanca Stock Exchange by 34 to 21, while 7 stocks finished unchanged.

Several individual share-price milestones were recorded during the session. Miniere Touissit (CSE:CMT) rose to an all-time high, gaining 9.97% or 389.00 points to 4,289.00. SMI (CSE:SMI) also advanced to an all-time high, up 8.44% or 599.00 points to 7,700.00. Managem (CSE:MNG) similarly reached an all-time high after a 7.45% move to 10,745.00. In contrast, Delta Holding S.A (CSE:DHO) fell to a 52-week low, declining 2.73% or 1.50 points to 53.50.

Commodity markets were mixed at the time of the close. Crude oil for May delivery ticked up 0.04% or 0.04 to trade at $111.58 a barrel. Brent oil for June delivery eased 0.23% or 0.25 to $108.78 a barrel. The June Gold Futures contract increased 0.29% or 13.39 to trade at $4,693.09 a troy ounce.

Currency crosses and U.S. dollar measures showed modest moves. EUR/MAD was down 0.09% at 10.82, while USD/MAD was largely unchanged, moving 0.04% to 9.39. The US Dollar Index Futures declined 0.05% to 99.81.


Market context summary

  • Index: Moroccan All Shares rose 0.48% to a one-month high.
  • Leading sectors: Banking, Beverage, Transport supported gains.
  • Notable stock moves: three names hit all-time highs; one name reached a 52-week low.

Risks

  • Narrow market breadth - declining stocks outnumbered advancing ones 34 to 21, indicating gains were driven by a subset of names rather than broad-based strength; this could affect sectors outside the immediate leaders such as smaller-cap listings.
  • Individual-stock volatility - several firms recorded large single-session moves (both gains and losses), which can increase sector-level risk for related industries like mining and consumer staples.
  • Commodities and currency fluctuations - modest swings in oil, gold and EUR/MAD and USD/MAD exchange rates could influence earnings and operating costs for companies in commodity-sensitive or import-dependent sectors.

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