Saudi shares closed higher, with a turnover of 9.2 billion riyals

Saudi shares closed higher, with a turnover of 9.2 billion riyals
Saudi shares closed higher, with a turnover of 9.2 billion riyals

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The main Saudi stock index closed today, up 7.02 points, to close at 8,560.81 points, with trades worth more than 9.2 billion riyals.

The number of shares traded reached more than 400 million shares, shared by more than 385,000 deals, in which the shares of 120 companies recorded an increase in their value, while the shares of 65 companies closed lower.

The shares of Al-Jazira REIT, REIT Education, Arabian Sea, Al-Kathiri and Chemical companies were the highest gainers, while the shares of Zain Saudi Arabia, Kimanol, Saptco, Saudi Ceramics and Pottery were the lowest in trading, as the rates of increase and decrease ranged between 9.75% and 4.87%. .

While the shares of Dar Al-Arkan, Emaar, Mavic Reit, Zain Saudi Arabia, and Alinma were the most active in terms of quantity, the shares of Dar Al-Arkan, Almarai, Emaar, Chemical and Al-Rajhi were the most active in value.

The parallel Saudi stock index (Nomu) also closed today, down 14.88 points, to close at 14628.64 points, with trades amounting to 29 million riyals, and the number of shares traded reached 360,000 shares shared by 1262 deals.

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