The Saudi Stock Exchange continued its positive performance at the end of today's session, Sunday, recording its second consecutive rise, amid a collective rise in its main sectors, with the lowest liquidity in 15 sessions.
The general index of the market, TASI, ended its trading up by 0.63%, adding 74.99 points to its balance, rising to 12,069.21 points.
Trading values fell to 5.7 billion riyals, the lowest trading value since the session of September 22, 2024, compared to 5.85 billion riyals in the previous session, while volumes rose to 690.57 million shares, compared to 546.94 million shares in last Thursday’s session.
The green color dominated the performance of the sectors, led by the banking sector, which rose by 0.64%, while the basic materials and energy sectors each rose by 0.62%, with the largest increase of them, and the communications sector recorded an increase of 0.51%.
Losses were limited to 3 sectors, led by the public utilities sector, with a decline of 0.76%, followed by the applications and technology services sector, with a decline of 0.38%.
In terms of stock performance, gains included 189 stocks, led by Sinomi Retail, which rose by 9.98%. 35 stocks closed in red, led by Al Baha, which fell by 9.52%.
Al Majed Oud stock recorded the highest trading value at 282.15 million riyals, and the highest trading volume was for Al Baha stock, with a trading volume of 288.28 million shares.
The parallel market recorded a significant increase at the end of today’s session, Sunday, as the (Maximum Growth) index closed up 2.45%, 600.43 points, taking it to 25,123.38 points.
Burgerizer stock topped the parallel market gains after jumping 29.98%, while the highest losses were for Tharwa stock, which closed down 5.66%.
The Saudi Stock Exchange ended trading last Thursday's session, up by 0.56%, to resume its gains, amid a collective rise in its main sectors, amid a noticeable decline in liquidity.
