Le quotidien des bourses - 10/10/2024

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00:00It is time for the stock market, the time to focus on the main African stock markets.

00:18Hello everyone.

00:19We open this summary of the stock markets in Morocco, where buyers were again at the

00:23meeting to break the threshold of 14,000 points and confirm the strength of the stock market

00:27movement.

00:28Mazi won plus 0.92%, a rebound after the refusal of the day before, which leads to

00:34the index of Mazi at 14,149 points on a volume of 235 million dirhams.

00:39Taka Morocco imposed itself at the head of the volumes with 35 million dirhams captured

00:43and an increase of plus 3.23%, erasing its losses from the day before and also signing

00:48the passage of a new historical peak at 1,596 dirhams per unit.

00:52Marsa Morocco also signs the recovery with a gain of plus 1.18%.

00:57On the banking side, values that had weighed on the trend during the last session

01:01have facilitated the rebound of the day.

01:03At Tijari, Wafaa Bank progresses by plus 2.86%, followed by BCP which progresses by plus 1.04%.

01:10This reversal has therefore allowed the market to regain color.

01:15And in Tunisia, the market did not maintain the dynamics after the results of the presidential election.

01:19Buyers hesitated to withdraw, which led to a decoupling of the index.

01:23The Tunis index has fallen from minus 0.10% to 9,893.1.

01:28At present, we learn that the very rich businessman Monsef Selami has given up 72% of his shares

01:34in the capital of Wantech Holding to his children.

01:37The family still owns 49% of the capital of OTH.

01:40Wantech has gained plus 0.31% over the course of the day.

01:43The title of Tunisian drink manufacturing company still maintains the lead of the market

01:48with a volume of 744,000 dinars in stock and a progression of plus 0.49%.

01:54On the other hand, the Tunisian car company STA sees the value of its share dropped by minus 5.99%.

02:01The strongest depreciation of the market during this session.

02:06And the regional stock exchange of Abidjan ends in red.

02:09The BRVM Composite has slipped from minus 0.15% to 269.31 points.

02:14To understand this drop, we must look at Orange-Côte d'Ivoire, Sonatel Sénégal and SMB-Côte d'Ivoire.

02:21Orange and Sonatel, the two largest capitalists in the market, respectively gave up minus 0.63% and minus 0.61%.

02:29SMB, which cost 14,500 francs CFA, the unit negotiates around 12,900 francs CFA,

02:35a return of minus 4.37%.

02:37On the mandatory market, Côte d'Ivoire has just raised 55 billion francs CFA from investors,

02:43i.e. 5 billion less than what the Ivorian government had requested.

02:47The announcement of the boost introduction of the Benin National Lottery

02:50means that many investors are separating from certain positions to take new positions on the new arrival.

02:56The operation should be closed before the official date scheduled for October 25.

03:03That's it for the main news on the continent.

03:06See you soon to see together the indices that carry the African economy in full growth.

03:13Transcription by ESO. Translation by —

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