Morocco’s stock market extended its decline on June 10, 2026, with the MASI index falling 1.96% to close at 18,142 points.
The drop comes after an already negative week for the market, gradually erasing part of the gains accumulated earlier this year.
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Trading activity remained significant, with a total market turnover of 283 million dirhams,
reflecting sustained investor activity despite the downturn.
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The latest decline pushed the market’s year-to-date performance further into negative territory,
with the MASI now showing a 3.73% loss since the beginning of 2026.
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Market breadth also highlighted the weakness of the session.
At the closing bell, 45 stocks finished lower, compared with just 13 gainers, while 4 stocks remained unchanged.
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The figures suggest that selling pressure was widespread across the market rather than concentrated in a handful of sectors.
Investors are now closely watching upcoming corporate results and economic indicators to assess whether the market can stabilize in the coming weeks.
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One thing is clear:
the Casablanca Stock Exchange is going through a significant correction phase, as investors reassess market valuations after months of strong performance.
