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The MASI rebounded 2.27% to 17,991.02 points on September 21, after a 2.18% weekly drop as of September 18, while the MASI 20 rose 2.44% to 1,313.64 and the MASI ESG gained 2.34% to 1,338.4, according to market data and an analyst note. The recovery was broad, with the MASI Mid and Small Cap up 2.13% at 1,710.12 and CMT jumping 10%, according to the September 21 analyst report. On the corporate front, Akdital completed the acquisition of Al Bishri Hospital in Mecca, renamed “Akdital Makkah Al Mukarramah,” Le Desk reported, while CIH Bank posted a 3.3% rise in first-half consolidated net profit, according to Medias24. In the background, SGTM retained 34.8 billion dirhams in its order book, according to Le Nouvelliste Maroc, while Mutandis mandated Akin Gump in Washington over surtaxes affecting its canned goods, Le Desk reported.
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