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Index gains supported higher prices for most listed stocks, led by banks, Saudi Kayan and Sahara, while SABIC declined slightly after solid gains last week.
The general index closed the session yesterday at 8466.62 points, against 8449.97 points last Thursday, an increase of 16.65 points, or 0.20%, up from 1240 points, or 17.16% since the beginning of the year. In the year 2017, an increase of 7226 points.
In view of the totals, we find a decline in liquidity traded to 2.83 billion riyals, against 3.2 billion riyals, while the negotiated volume decreased by 6% to 105 million riyals. shares compared to 112 million shares the day before.The number of transactions executed fell from 14.4% to 77% An agreement, in exchange for 60 thousand transactions, increased with the average transaction to 1361 deal, a 10% increase.
During the session yesterday, the shares of 184 companies were traded, the shares of 72 companies rose, and the shares fell 92 20 companies, the market value of listed shares rising to 2.01 trillion RS, an increase of 1.15 billion SR, or 0.06%.
The real estate sector index, driven by the real estate sector, rose by 0.97% to 3,797 points, followed by the commodities index, which rose 0.38% to 6076 points, the index of investment goods rising 0.29% to 4125 points. 19659003. The bank index recorded the fourth largest increase, up 0.16% to 7354 points, followed by the health care index, which rose 0.09% to 4.936 points [19659003] however, the indices of 14 sectors decreased. Percent, at 4019 points, the commercial services index decreased 0.52% of its value, to 4807 points, and then the media index, down 0.38% The largest increase market 4.66% to 19.30 riyals of 7.2 million shares, followed by Extra, which rose 4.32 percent to 60.40 riyals, Al-Ahlia was the fourth largest winner, up 3.65 percent to 12.48 riyals. Down 1.85% at SAR 31.90 SALAMA was the third-biggest loser, down 1.84 percent to 22.38 SAR from 279,000 shares.
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