Tadawul Ends Trading Day Down at 11,745.63 Points
The Tadawul All Share Index (TASI) concluded today's trading session down by 90.89 points, finishing at 11,745.63 points. The total trading turnover for the day stood at SAR 5.3 billion.
As reported in the Saudi Press Agency's daily economic update, approximately 259 million shares were traded during the session. Among the listed companies, 52 saw their share prices rise, while 192 experienced declines.
In parallel, the Nomu Parallel Market Index (NOMU) also saw a downturn, shedding 300.45 points to close at 31,031.37 points. Trading activity on NOMU amounted to SAR 40 million, with over 3 million shares changing hands.
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