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Tadawul All Share Gains 0.43% on Tech and Financial Sector Strength

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Jul 30, 20261 min read
Tadawul All Share Gains 0.43% on Tech and Financial Sector Strength
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Saudi Arabia's benchmark Tadawul All Share Index (TASI) gained 0.43% to close Thursday's trading session in positive territory. The advance was primarily driven by strength in the Telecoms & IT, Financial Services, and Retail sectors, according to market data.

Market Internals Reveal Divergence

Despite the headline gain for the index, the broader market sentiment was mixed. Data from the Saudi Stock Exchange showed a perfectly balanced market breadth, with the number of advancing stocks exactly matching declining stocks at 157 each, while 33 companies ended the session unchanged. This divergence suggests the day's gains were concentrated in specific large-cap names rather than a widespread market rally.

Among the session's top performers, Tabuk Agriculture Development Co. (TADAWUL:6040) surged 10.00%. Other notable gainers included:

  • Saudi Paper Manufacturing Co. (TADAWUL:2300), which added 7.14% to reach a new 52-week high.
  • Takween Advanced Industries (TADAWUL:1201), which rose 6.91%.
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On the other side of the ledger, The Company for Cooperative Insurance (TADAWUL:8010) was the biggest decliner, falling 9.99%. Methanol Chemicals Company (TADAWUL:2001) dropped 9.98%, while Riyadh Cement Co (TADAWUL:3092) fell 5.14% to a new all-time low.

Commodities and Currencies

In the broader financial markets, energy prices weakened, with Crude Oil futures for September delivery falling 0.83% to $83.76 a barrel. Brent oil for October delivery also declined. In contrast, Gold futures for August delivery saw an increase of 0.97%.

In currency markets, the USD/SAR pair remained stable at 3.75, reflecting the kingdom's currency peg. The US Dollar Index Futures, which measures the greenback against a basket of other major currencies, traded 0.24% lower.

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