The main index of the Saudi Stock Exchange fell by 52.23 points, closing at 12,128.14 points, with a total trading value of SAR 7.4 billion.
The Saudi Parallel Market Index (NOMU) dropped by 98.75 points to finish at 25,946.20 points, with a trading value of SAR 32 million.
The total number of shares traded across both markets was 2 million, reflecting significant market activity despite the declines in the indices.
Riyadh, September 4, 2024 — The Saudi Stock Exchange experienced a downturn today, with its main index closing lower by 52.23 points, ending the trading session at 12,128.14 points. This decline reflects a broad reduction in market sentiment, despite the high trading volume
The total trading value for the day reached SAR 7.4 billion, indicating robust market activity despite the overall index drop. This substantial trading volume underscores ongoing investor engagement in the market, even amid fluctuations.
In the Saudi Parallel Market, known as NOMU, the index also faced a decline, dropping 98.75 points to conclude at 25,946.20 points. The trading value for the NOMU Index amounted to SAR 32 million, highlighting a more modest yet notable level of trading activity in this segment.
Overall, a total of 2 million shares were exchanged across the markets today. This trading volume suggests a dynamic market environment, with significant trading taking place even as the indices faced downward pressure. The market’s movements today reflect a complex interplay of investor sentiment and trading activity, marking another day of notable market developments.