MEDI1TV Afrique : Le quotidien des bourses - 08/01/2025
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00:00It's time for the stock market, the time to focus on the main African stock markets.
00:18Hello everyone.
00:19First drop of the year for the MAZI index.
00:22The MAZI accuses a decline of less than 0.51% and ends at 15,480 points.
00:28This slight correction is due to an important movement of clearance observed at the beginning of the session.
00:33No doubt a passenger correction, the market remains supported with a volume of 507 million dirhams.
00:39CMGP Group is illustrating itself with an increase of 8.21% and dominates the exchanges with a volume of 78 million dirhams.
00:47Investors were carried on Atijari Wafaa Bank which channeled 71 million dirhams.
00:52The stock experienced an increase of 0.18% compared to the pressure of the buyers.
00:58And the TUNE INDEX folds again under the weight of the sellers.
01:02The index loses 0.46% to 9,859.1 with 35 values behind.
01:09The 8 most negotiated values on the session are all accused of folds.
01:13OneTech Holding, which was benefiting, fell by less than 1.42% with a volume of 646,000 dinars.
01:20SFBT, which was benefiting, fell by less than 1.57% with a volume of 387,000 dinars.
01:28OfficePlast experienced a more pronounced recession, falling by less than 4.37% and Sifam abandoned by less than 4.26%.
01:36Day in the red also on the UMOA market.
01:40The BRVM indexes have all ended up folding.
01:43The Composite fell by less than 0.53% to 274.38 points.
01:49Profit-taking on PalmSea, which had displayed a nice rebound, strongly oriented the market.
01:55PalmSea fell by less than 6.93%.
01:58Oragroup Togo was the most affected, falling by less than 7.30%.
02:03And Orange Côte d'Ivoire experienced a strong attraction.
02:05The course of the stock is negotiated around 17,850 francs CFA, or an increase of about 350 francs CFA.
02:12The BCC bank also progresses by more than 1.57%.
02:18That's it for the most recent stock news on the continent.
02:21See you soon to see together the indices that carry Africa's economy in full growth.