Saudi Stock Market Declines Slightly, Stabilizes Around 11,882 Points

The Saudi Stock Exchange Index (TASI) experienced a modest decline at the close of trading on Sunday, dropping approximately 24.50 points to settle at 11,882.93 points. The day's trading volume totaled 4.4 billion riyals, with around 297 million shares traded.

In the stock performance landscape, companies such as Arabian Drilling, Red Sea, Sadr, Naseej, and Jabal Omar recorded the most significant gains. In contrast, the stocks of Al-Bahah, Al-Asmak, Al-Ittihad, Sedco Capital REIT, and MBC Group faced the largest declines, with fluctuations ranging from 6.21% to 7.41%.

Notably, the most actively traded stocks by volume included Al-Bahah, Shams, Anam Holding, Sadr, and Americana. Meanwhile, in terms of trading value, Al-Arabiya, Al-Rajhi, Amiantit, Red Sea, and Arabian Drilling led the market.

Additionally, the Parallel Stock Trading Index (Nomu) closed on a positive note, rising by approximately 352.19 points to reach 26,557.84 points. The trading volume for Nomu was around 88 million riyals, with approximately 7 million shares exchanged during the session.

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