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Trading volumes up 31% amid TASI fall
The Saudi Stock Market Index "TASI" declined by 0.74%, closing at 10,283.96 points, amid selling pressures affecting 205 companies, while 57 companies saw gains. Total trading value increased to approximately 3.4 billion riyals, up about 31% from the previous session. The volume of traded shares rose by 20%, reaching around 195 million shares, with mixed performance among stocks—about 148 companies declined, outnumbering the advancing ones. Despite the rise in trading value, liquidity remains 30% below the average for the first nine months of the year. Stock movements fluctuated between a high of 9.77% and a low of 4.76%. Leading the gainers were shares of "National Steel," "Vibco," "Madinah Knowledge," "Pharmaceutical Industries," and "Eastern Pipes," while the biggest declines were seen in "Asmak," "Arabia," "Bawan," "Lumi," and "Almasar Alshamel." In terms activity, "National Steel" shares were the most traded by volume, whereas "Al Rajhi Bank," "NSfr," and "Saudi Aramco" topped the list for trading value. On the parallel market "Nomu," the index rose by 248.52 points to reach 21,949.88 points, with a trading value of around 24.2 million riyals.
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