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Saudi Tadawul All Share Index Reaches 1-Month High on Broad Sector Gains

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Aug 4, 20261 min read
Saudi Tadawul All Share Index Reaches 1-Month High on Broad Sector Gains
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Saudi Arabia's benchmark stock index closed higher on Tuesday, reaching a one-month high supported by broad-based gains across several key sectors. The Tadawul All Share Index (TASI) advanced 0.32% for the session, according to data reported by Investing.com.

Sector Strength Lifts Market

The rally was primarily led by strong performance in the Industrial Investment, Cement, and Insurance sectors. Market sentiment appeared positive, with rising stocks significantly outnumbering declining ones on the Saudi Exchange.

Data showed that 234 companies saw their shares advance, while 90 declined and 22 ended the session unchanged. This positive market breadth suggests widespread buying interest rather than a rally concentrated in a few large-cap names.

Notable Stock Movers

Several companies posted significant gains, leading the market higher. The top performers for the session included:

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  • United Wire Factories Company (TADAWUL:1301): surged 9.94% to close at 17.91.
  • The Mediterranean & Gulf Insurance Co (TADAWUL:8030): added 8.97% to end at 17.00.
  • Saudi Printing & Packaging Company (TADAWUL:4270): was up 6.85% to 9.20.

On the other end, the session's biggest laggards included Al Etihad Cooperative Insurance Co SJSC (TADAWUL:8170), which fell 7.73%, and Dallah Healthcare Holding Company (TADAWUL:4004), which declined 5.83%.

Commodity and Currency Context

The equity market's gains came despite a notable downturn in global energy prices, a key driver for the Saudi economy. Crude oil futures for September delivery were down 2.99% to trade at $77.94 a barrel.

Similarly, Brent oil for October delivery fell 2.29% to hit $81.85 a barrel. In currency markets, the Saudi riyal remained stable against the U.S. dollar, with the USD/SAR pair unchanged at 3.76.

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