Saudi stocks are declining during today's trading, led by the telecommunications sector and industrial investment

Saudi stocks ended their trading on Tuesday with a decline, and the communications and information technology sector, industrial investment and multi-sector investments topped the decliners. 22 shares remained unchanged.

Among the most prominent rising Saudi stocks: The share of the National Agricultural Development Company “SE:6010” came at the forefront of the rise, as it recorded gains of 2.60 points, or 8.07%, to reach the share price at the closing of 34.80 riyals, and the share of the International Cooperative Insurance Company “SE:8280” continued It increased by 0.90 points, or 3.77%, to close its trading at 24.80 riyals, and the Arab Shield for Cooperative Insurance “SE:8070” gained 1.75 points, or by 3.06%, to close at 59.00 riyals.

As for the declining shares: Eastern Province Cement “SE:3080” fell 2.30 points, or 7.59%, to close its trading at 28.00 riyals, and the share of Bank Al-Jazira “SE:1020” lost 4.26%, losing 0.53 points, to close at 11.90 The Saudi Telecom Company “SE:7010” share also lost 3.53%, losing 2.50 points, to reach the share price at the closing at 68.25 riyals.

The share of the National Agricultural Development Company “SE:6010” jumped by 2.60 points, or 8.07%, to reach its highest level in 52 weeks, to close its trading today at a price of 34.80 riyals.

Commodities and Metals

Crude oil futures contracts “May delivery” decreased by 0.08%, to lose 0.04 dollars, to reach the price of a barrel at the end of trading at 53.04 dollars, and Brent contracts “June delivery” decreased by 0.16%, losing 0.09 dollars, to reach the price of a barrel at the conclusion of the session at 55.89 dollars, as for gold contracts, it recorded an increase of 10.65 dollars, or 0.85%, to reach the price of an ounce at 1264.55 dollars.

Currencies:

EUR/SAR rose by 0.17% to trade at 3.9804, and USD/SAR continued its rise, rising by 0.02% to trade at 3.7512.

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Mohamed Abdel Khaleq

A professional technical and economic analyst in global financial markets since 2004. He holds a Master’s in Business Administration from the American University in Cairo. He works as an economic writer and technical analyst for many international financial companies. He writes daily economic and technical analyzes for many Arabic and English websites specialized in the field of stock exchanges and financial markets.

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