MEDI1TV Afrique : Le quotidien des bourses - 24/01/2025
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00:00Happy to see you again for this new point of stock news on the African continent.
00:19You are on Mediun and you are following the daily stock news.
00:22We start in Morocco, where after a hesitation session the day before yesterday,
00:26Mazi has regained color. This session recorded a slight increase of plus 0.33%
00:32and consolidating its performance since the beginning of the year to plus 7.14%.
00:38On its side, Mazi 20 follows a similar trajectory,
00:41establishing itself at 1,280 points, which is an annual increase of plus 7.3%.
00:47The central market displays a sustained activity with a global volume of exchanges
00:51which rises to 516 million dirhams.
00:54Atigarifa Bank remains at the head of the transactions,
00:57registering a volume of 57 million dirhams, closing at 612.6 dirhams.
01:04In Tunisia, the Tunisian stock exchange is closing down.
01:07The index is at 10,203.56 points, regressing from minus 0.91%, with 55 active values.
01:16The balance of variations was pulled down, displaying 22 ups and 19 downs.
01:21The total volume of exchanges reached 6.7 million dirhams.
01:25The best performance of the daily session comes back to the value of Esukna,
01:29its pressure from 4.48% to 1.40 dirhams,
01:33tallied by Atigarifa Bank, which records a progression of 3.51% to 57.75 dirhams.
01:42In Al-Abbous, a region of real estate values,
01:45the BFM's stock market returns with a positive dynamic, although moderate.
01:50The index marks modest increases,
01:53translating into a gain of optimism from investors.
01:57Thus, the BFM Composite displays a slight increase of 0.48%,
02:03reaching 273.5 points.
02:07Transactions in the Nigerian stock market closed on a negative note.
02:12The market reversed its previous gain,
02:15registering a drop of minus 0.05%.
02:18The Holshour Index closed at 102,788 points,
02:24a drop compared to the previous closure.
02:26The market ended the session on a scattered note.
02:29This report indicates a mixed feeling among investors.
02:33Several actions show positive movements,
02:36despite the general decline in the stock market.
02:40In South Africa, the Johannesburg Stock Exchange closed at a drop of minus 0.82%.
02:45The drop in interest rates should stimulate consumption spending,
02:49and the retail sector, in general.
02:52The township and rural areas' shopping malls should continue to function better.
02:59Today, in Petit Lexique, we will define speculative buying.
03:03It is simply a short-term purchase
03:06in order to obtain a quick financial gain.
03:09This is the end of this edition.
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