MEDI1TV Afrique : Le quotidien des bourses - 31/03/2025
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00:00Happy to see you again for this new point of stock news on the African continent.
00:18You are following the Continent of Stocks, the point of the main financial markets in
00:22Africa.
00:23We start in Morocco, where the MAZI index of the Casablanca stock market has progressed
00:26from 0.94% to 17,756.02 points.
00:31This increase is attributed to the performance of the telecommunications sector, stimulated
00:36by the strategic agreement between Maroc Telecom and INWI for the deployment of 5G and optical
00:41fiber at the national level.
00:43Maroc Telecom has bounced 8%, closing at 122.5 dirhams, with a volume of exchange of 246.3
00:50million dirhams, representing 12.5% of the total volume of the exchange.
00:55La Bourse de Tunis has closed the exchange on a positive note.
01:01The reference index, the Tunis index, has progressed from 0.13% to 10,973.67 points.
01:08The total volume of exchanges has risen to 20.5 million Tunisian dinars, reflecting a
01:14sustained activity on the market.
01:16The company Soutuver has been at the center of attention, with a block transaction of
01:2016 million Tunisian dinars, closing at an increase of 0.71% to 14,200 dinars.
01:29The BRVM stock market has closed this session with contrasting performance.
01:35The BFM Composite index ended at 287.43 points, an increase of 0.70%.
01:42Likewise, the BFM30 has progressed from 0.66% to 144.53 points.
01:48On the other hand, the BFM Prestige has slightly increased from 0.53%, closing at 121.88 points.
01:58In Nigeria, La Bourse has continued to show signs of dynamism.
02:02The Altshare Index has closed at 105,670 points.
02:06Among the notable companies, Mr. Oil Nigeria has announced its intention to
02:11voluntarily withdraw from the stock market after registering an increase of 62.2%
02:17of its net profit in 2024.
02:19This decision aims to offer greater operational flexibility and to reduce
02:24the cost associated with the quotation.
02:28And in South Africa, the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, JSE, has recorded movements
02:31influenced by various economic and political factors.
02:35The index has closed at a drop of less than 0.18%.
02:38Markets have expressed concerns about the new customs tariffs announced by
02:43the American president for the next week.
02:46This announcement has contributed to the depreciation of South African rent and
02:50has weighed on stock market indices.
02:54For the small lexicon, today we will define the facial rate.
02:57Just know that it is a rate based on the calculation of coupons.
03:02This is the end of this edition of Go Tirena Bourse.
03:03Stay with us, the information continues.