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Aramco and industrial stocks draw liquidity in Saudi market

Aramco and industrial stocks draw liquidity in Saudi market

The Saudi stock market's trading focused on the energy and industry sectors, with Saudi Aramco leading the activity as the most active stock, with a trading value of 397.04 million riyals. Its share rose by 0.98%, closing at 26.84 riyals. Meanwhile, Electric Industries Co.'s share saw a jump of 9.93% to reach 14.83 riyals, with trading worth 173.7 million riyals. Shares of ELM and ACWA Power also increased by 4.48% and 2.92%, respectively, amid investor trends toward leading stocks and stable global oil prices. The market index rose by 0.27%, reaching 10,804.11 points, with liquidity amounting to 4.04 billion riyals.

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