Stock Markets June 10, 2026 11:10 AM

Casablanca stocks slump as Utilities, Banking and Mining drag Moroccan All Shares down 1.96%

Market breadth tilted heavily toward decliners as key miners and a major holdings group posted steep losses; commodities and FX showed mixed moves

By Avery Klein
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Moroccan equities closed lower on Wednesday, with the Moroccan All Shares index falling 1.96% in Casablanca. Losses were led by the Utilities, Banking and Mining sectors. Decliners outnumbered advancers by 47 to 11, with one security unchanged. Top gainers included M2M Group, Med Paper and Colorado, while Managem, SMI and Alliances were the biggest losers. Commodities and currency pairs recorded mixed activity during the session.

Casablanca stocks slump as Utilities, Banking and Mining drag Moroccan All Shares down 1.96%
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Key Points

  • The Moroccan All Shares index fell 1.96% at the close in Casablanca, led by losses in Utilities, Banking and Mining sectors.
  • Top gainers were M2M Group (CSE:M2M), Med Paper (CSE:MDP) and Colorado (CSE:COL); largest decliners were Managem (CSE:MNG), SMI (CSE:SMI) and Alliances (CSE:ADI).
  • Market breadth was negative, with 47 decliners, 11 advancers and 1 unchanged; Alliances hit a 52-week low.

Moroccan stocks ended the trading session weaker on Wednesday as sector-specific declines in Utilities, Banking and Mining pushed the Moroccan All Shares index down 1.96% at the close in Casablanca.

On the winners' side, M2M Group (CSE:M2M) led gains, finishing up 3.95% - a rise of 15.05 points - to close at 395.80. Med Paper (CSE:MDP) advanced 3.37% or 0.82 points to finish at 25.15, and Colorado (CSE:COL) rose 2.91% - an increase of 2.25 points - to end the day at 79.55.

At the other end of the tape, Managem (CSE:MNG) suffered the steepest decline, sliding 9.77% or 1,602.00 points to close at 14,800.00. SMI (CSE:SMI) dropped 9.64% - down 771.00 points - to 7,230.00, while Alliances (CSE:ADI) fell 5.12% or 19.95 points to finish at 370.00.

Market breadth was skewed toward losses: 47 stocks fell versus 11 that advanced, and one remained unchanged on the Casablanca Stock Exchange.

Alliances (CSE:ADI) reached a 52-week low during the session, declining 5.12% to 370.00.


Commodity markets showed divergent moves during the same trading window. Crude oil for July delivery climbed 1.92% - up $1.69 - to $89.89 a barrel. Brent crude for August delivery rose 1.49% or $1.36 to $92.81 a barrel. In contrast, the August Gold Futures contract fell 3.21% - slipping by $137.43 - to trade at $4,148.97 a troy ounce.

Foreign exchange rates posted small changes: the euro-to-Moroccan-dirham rate (EUR/MAD) ticked up 0.07% to 10.70, while the dollar-to-MAD cross (USD/MAD) was effectively unchanged, moving 0.05% to 9.26. The US Dollar Index Futures registered a marginal gain of 0.01%, trading at 99.90.

The session's trading profile highlights a concentrated set of large moves among individual names and notable sector weakness in Utilities, Banking and Mining, while select smaller-cap stocks recorded intraday gains.

Risks

  • Sector concentration of losses - Utilities, Banking and Mining recorded the largest downward pressure, posing risks to related portfolios and indexes.
  • Significant single-stock declines - steep drops in names such as Managem and SMI introduce company-specific downside risk for investors holding those positions.
  • Volatility in commodity prices and currency rates - movements in crude oil, Brent and gold, as well as small FX shifts, represent continuing market uncertainties that could affect related sectors.

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