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Bank and Aramco stocks lead Saudi market liquidity
The Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul) closed on Wednesday with a decline of 0.45%, primarily focusing liquidity in the banking sector and Saudi Aramco. The Al Rajhi Bank share was the most active in terms of value, reaching 221.88 million riyals, but it decreased by 0.86% to close at 63.2 riyals. Meanwhile, Aramco maintained relative stability, rising slightly by 0.16%, with trades amounting to 156.58 million riyals, helping to reduce the overall decline. Other stocks, such as the National Commercial Bank, saw minor increases, while shares of Alinma Bank and Al Khorayef Bank declined by 1.38% and 2.51%, respectively, with notable trading activity. Some companies also recorded significant gains, most notably the Saudi Reinsurance Company, which increased by 5.05%. Overall, bank stocks and Aramco dominated liquidity movements, with the index experiencing a limited decline.
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