The Saudi stock market ended trading on Tuesday with a noticeable rise, to resume its rise after 3 sessions of decline, recording the highest gains since last June, amid a near-collective rise in the sectors.
The general index of the market, TASI, closed up 1.52%, which is the highest gain for the index since the session of June 23, 2024, adding
174.7 points to his credit, raising it to 11,679.16 points.
Trading values decreased to 9.08 billion riyals, through 404.09 million shares, compared to 10.59 billion riyals, with trading of 453.72 million shares, at the end of yesterday's session, Monday.
All sectors closed in green, except for the insurance sector, which fell by 0.46%, bucking the general market trend.
The communications sector led the gains among the major sectors, after rising 2.26%, the basic materials sector rose 1.6%, and the energy and banking sectors gained 1.5% and 0.89%, respectively.
In terms of stock performance, gains included 194 stocks, led by Emaar stock, which rose by 10%, while the list of losses was limited to 35 stocks, led by Walaa stock, which declined by 9.99%.
Saudi Aramco shares recorded the highest trading value at 686.94 million riyals, and the highest volume was for Americana shares with a trading volume of 40.93 million shares.
The parallel market witnessed a marginal decline, with the (Maximum Growth) index closing down by 0.02%, equivalent to 5.37 points, falling to 25,696.1 points.
Al-Rasheed stock led the losses in the parallel market, after falling by 14.65%, while Clean Life stock recorded the highest gains, rising by 9.93%.
The Saudi Stock Market ended trading yesterday's session, Monday, down 2.13%, recording its third consecutive decline, amid a near-collective decline in sectors, with the highest liquidity since last June.
