Broad Liquidity Drives Main Saudi Market Gains and Sectoral Growth Despite Nomu Decline

Riyadh | EcoPulse24

Trading on the Saudi market session was marked by broad-based gains, with the main market (TASI) outperforming, buoyed by robust liquidity and active trading in several blue-chip and cyclical sector stocks, while the parallel market Nomu saw a slight pullback.

The Main Market Index (TASI) closed at 10,700.38 points, gaining 0.85%. The Sukuk and Bonds Market remained unchanged at 926 points. Conversely, the Nomu Parallel Market edged down 0.05% to close at 23,607.61 points, while the Derivatives Index rose 1.15% to 1,430.36 points.

📊 Main Market Indicators

Trading value reached approximately SAR 1.19 billion, with 77.56 million shares traded, and a market capitalization of around SAR 8.95 trillion. The session recorded a clear expansion in positive performance, as 215 companies advanced while 37 companies declined out of 266 listed companies.

📊 Liquidity and Market Movement Summary

📊 Sector Performance

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Analysis

Today's session reflects a positive shift in risk appetite on the main market, with a broad base of gains and liquidity returning to blue-chip and cyclical sector stocks, particularly long-term goods and consumer services. In contrast, Nomu's performance remained more cautious, indicating a divergence in liquidity flows between the two markets. This suggests that investors currently favor higher-weighted and more liquid stocks, awaiting further catalysts to determine the market's medium-term direction in upcoming sessions.