Morocco’s benchmark Moroccan All Shares index closed 1.04% higher on Thursday, September 3, 2026, as gains in banking, beverage and transport shares offset broader weakness in the market.
Advancing issues outnumbered decliners by 32 to 19 on the Casablanca Stock Exchange, while nine stocks ended unchanged. The index’s advance follows a mixed session in which energy-linked equities lagged despite higher crude prices.
Top performers included Managem, which rose 2.46% to 1,752.00, CIH up 2.37% to 345.00, and Afriquia Gaz, which added 2.16% to 3,740.00. In contrast, IB Maroc Com SA fell 7.55% to 55.01, Zellidja S.A declined 4.39% to 305.00, and Atlanta dropped 3.90% to 122.00, marking a 52-week low.
Commodity markets showed strength, with October crude oil futures up 1.60% at $92.47 per barrel and November Brent crude rising 1.32% to $96.89. December gold futures advanced 2.97% to $4,545.66 per troy ounce. The U.S. dollar index futures fell 0.59% to 98.96, while the EUR/MAD exchange rate held steady at 10.84 and USD/MAD gained 0.31% to 9.36.
