Saudi stocks lead banking and energy sectors

At the end of today's session, the Saudi stock market experienced a noticeable concentration of liquidity in the banking and energy sectors. The ten most active stocks accounted for approximately 36% of the total trading volume, which reached 6.03 billion riyals. Al Rajhi Bank led the activity list, with trades totaling 820.1 million riyals, rising by 1.66% to close at 67.25 riyals, with 12.2 million shares traded, amid continued institutional demand for leading stocks. Following it was Saudi Aramco, with a trading value of 212.44 million riyals, up by 0.68% to close at 26.58 riyals, with 8.02 million shares traded. Alinma Bank also recorded transactions worth 189.02 million riyals, closing slightly higher at 25.24 riyals. Ma’aden shares increased by 0.79% to 70.05 riyals, while Petro Rabigh gained 0.44%, closing at 18.15 riyals. In the banking sector, the National Commercial Bank gained 1.32%, closing at 42.96 riyals, and the First Abu Dhabi Bank rose by 0.77% to 34.18 riyals. The Saudi Tadawul Group stock saw a notable jump of 4.44% to reach 129.5 riyals, with liquidity of 127.78 million riyals. Conversely, the shipper Bahri declined by 1.88%, closing at 36.6 riyals, with a trading value of 170.9 million riyals.

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