MEDI1TV Afrique : Le quotidien des bourses - 07/04/2025
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00:00You are following the daily news, the main financial markets in Africa, and you are
00:18on Média1.
00:19The Casablanca stock market recorded a slight drop of less than 15% from its peak in May.
00:24With a moderate recession, although there has been an adjustment, it highlights a certain
00:27level of prudence among investors after a period of volatility.
00:31The main reasons for this moderate decline are, among other things, profit-taking or,
00:35after a period of positive performance, a certain number of investors preferred to
00:39make a profit, which has led to a slight decline in prices.
00:43There are also sectoral adjustments, or sectors related to energy or industry, which have
00:48shown signs of slowing down, which has negatively impacted the performance of the index.
00:55The Tunisian stock market finished the session on a positive note.
00:59The Tunisian stock market reference index recorded a slight increase of 0.13%,
01:05reaching 11,010.49 points.
01:08During this session, the index evolved in a gap between 10,975.70 points and 11,044.33 points,
01:17translating here a certain stability of exchanges and a confidence of investors.
01:25In Abidjan, the BRVM stock market finished the session on a positive note.
01:30The BRVM composite index progressed by 0.34%, reaching 288.73 points.
01:36The stock market remained animated despite a moderate volume of exchanges.
01:39With a total value of 714.3 million francs, the stock market capitalization reached
01:4610,039 million francs, and the obligation reached 10,623 million francs.
01:55In Nigeria, the stock market held a halftime session.
01:58The main barometer of the Nigerian stock market closed at 105,512 points,
02:03recording a marginal drop of less than 0.1% compared to the day before.
02:08This slight contraction is explained in particular by the simultaneous radiation of three companies
02:13– Capital Oil, Goldlink Insurance and Medview Airlines.
02:19The Stock Exchange in Johannesburg had a difficult day.
02:22On Monday, the stock market closed at 82,640 points,
02:26recording a marked drop of less than 4.65% compared to the day before.
02:30This is one of the most important falls observed since March 2020.
02:34Several factors explain this decline,
02:37including the announcement by US President Donald Trump
02:41of a 31% tax on South African imports,
02:45penalizing local businesses also turned to exploitation.
02:49Internal political tensions and uncertainties around the national budget
02:53have increased the presence of investors.
02:57That's all for today.
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