Saudi equities ended the session today with the benchmark Tadawul All Share Index (TASI) declining marginally by 0.2 percent, or 19 points, to 8,675.
Total turnover reached SAR 11.2 billion ($2.98 billion), with advance-decline ratio at 81:104.
Southern Cement rose more than 2 percent to reach SAR 79.80 – its highest close in four years.
Naseej led the day’s maximum gains, while shares of Baazeem recorded its highest close since listing at SAR 74.80 (+2 percent)
On the other hand, shares of Al Rajhi Bank declined by 1 percent at SAR 74.
Shares of Riyad Bank, Saudi Electricity, Saudi Kayan, Sulaiman Al Habib and Al Othaim Markets ended their trading today with a decline in rates ranging between 1 percent and 2 percent.
Anaam Holding led today’s maximum decline for the second consecutive session to close at SAR 138.80.
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