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Saudi market sees bank and Aramco shares lead liquidity
The Saudi Stock Market Index (TASI) closed today's session with a slight decline of 0.25%, reaching 10,479.78 points, with total trading values of 3.6 billion Riyals. Liquidity was primarily concentrated in banking stocks and Aramco. Al Rajhi Bank was the most active in terms of value, with trading worth 429.53 million Riyals, though it closed down by 1.48% at a price of 63.1 Riyals, after trading 6.79 million shares. Aramco ranked second in liquidity, recording an increase of 0.55% to close at 25.56 Riyals, with a trading volume of 319.43 million Riyals, marking a limited pullback in the index. Meanwhile, the National Commercial Bank's stock declined by 2.77%, closing at 38.6 Riyals, with trading worth 293.19 million Riyals. Alinma Bank also fell by 1.06%, and The First Bank decreased by 1.20%. Conversely, the Eastern Pipes Company saw a significant rise of 7.70%, and shares of Acwa Power, Maaden, and STC increased noticeably.
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