Saudi stock market index closes higher at 10,925 points
Saudi Arabia’s main stock index rose 14 points to close at 10,925.69 on trading worth 3.7 billion riyals.
On Monday, the main stock index in Saudi Arabia experienced an increase of 14.11 points, closing at 10,925.69. This rise was accompanied by a trading volume of 3.7 billion riyals. According to the Saudi Press Agency, a total of 201 million shares changed hands. Out of the 123 companies that saw gains, 130 experienced declines. The companies that led the gains were Cenomi Retail, Chemanol, Tabuk Agricultural Development, Retal, and Care.
Conversely, the biggest losers included AMAK, Marafiq, Luberef, Azizia Panda REIT, and Rasan. Prices fluctuated, with gains ranging from 9.96% to a loss of 4.35%. Among the most actively traded stocks by volume were Americana, Petro Rabigh, Al Kathiri, Saudi Aramco, and Cenomi Retail. In terms of traded value, Al Rajhi Bank, Saudi Aramco, Petro Rabigh, Al Ahli Bank, and Bahri emerged as the leading stocks.
The parallel market index (Nomu) closed lower by 10.37 points at 21,573.18. This index traded at a lower volume of 21 million riyals, involving 2.7 million shares.
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