RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s stock market closed the previous session lower, as investors stepped back to lock their gains after a multi-day rally. TASI, the main index, edged down by 0.82 percent to 12,192 points, dragged down by some of the Kingdom’s major players. Similarly, the parallel Nomu market dropped by 1.46 percent, reaching 25,186 points. Apart from the Saudi exchange,
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s main index TASI ended the previous trading session higher as investors braced for more earnings announcements and sentiment heightened. TASI added 0.2 percent to reach 12,293 points, and the parallel market ended flat at 25,558 points. In line with the Saudi index, Abu Dhabi’s FTSE ADX general index, the Qatar index QSI, Kuwait’s BKP and Bahrain’s BAX
RIYADH: The Kingdom’s stock market had sustained its rally at closing bell on Monday in response to a strong performance in the energy market, amid supply shortages. TASI ended 0.1 percent higher at 12,271 points to wrap up January with almost a 9 percent increase, and the parallel Nomu market edged up by 0.3 percent to 25,572 points. In the Gulf, Dubai’s DFMGI, Abu Dhabi’s
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s main stock index TASI started trading week higher on Sunday in line with rising oil prices, which recorded their sixth weekly gain last week amid concerns over tight supplies. TASI edged up by 0.66 percent to 12,259 points, and the parallel Nomu market was down 0.65 percent to 25,492 points. Bourses of Qatar, Oman, and Egypt were all down between 0.1 and