Saudi Market Indices Hold in Green Amid Selective Liquidity and Broad Gains Across Stocks

Riyadh | EcoPulse24

The Saudi financial market sustained a modestly positive direction in today’s session, as the main index (TASI) traded within a tight range despite a wider spread of advancing stocks compared to decliners. Real-time data indicated selective liquidity across the market, with general sentiment supporting broad-based gains even as total trading values stayed moderate relative to more active sessions.

As of 11:50 AM, the TASI index stood at 11,205.05 points during ongoing trading. The MT30 index reached 1,509.78 points, the Nomu Parallel Market Capped Index was at 23,763.42 points, and the Sukuk Index registered 917.55 points.

Performance-wise, the TASI index showed a change of 16.32 points, or 0.15%, from the previous close of 11,188.73 points. Today’s movement ranged between a high of 11,320.13 and a low of 11,199.03, opening at 11,289.41. Year-to-date, TASI has gained 714.36 points or 6.81% from its starting level of 10,490.69. Meanwhile, the MT30 index saw a limited change of 1.18 points (0.08%), and Nomu moved into negative territory with a drop of 102.53 points (-0.43%). The Sukuk Index added 0.6 points (0.07%). The dollar-denominated EGX 30 index (as of last available reading on Feb 5, 2026) was at 3,595 points, up 0.15%.

On volumes, the main market saw 71,392,361 shares traded through 150,954 transactions across 268 symbols. Price movement distribution showed 188 stocks advancing, 74 declining, and 6 unchanged, reflecting broad-based positive sentiment despite sectoral and capitalization divergences.

Trading value in the main market reached SAR 1,614,474,315.74, with TASI-specific turnover at SAR 1,613,825,522.87. The Nomu market recorded SAR 3,262,721.76, and the Sukuk market SAR 2,657,250.68.

Among the most active stocks, 'Thimar' traded at SAR 38.72 (+7.74%), 'Jahez' at SAR 14.00 (+4.01%), 'Luberef' at SAR 105.50 (+3.53%), and 'Rasan' at SAR 138.60 (+3.51%). On the downside, some REITs saw negative moves, including 'Taleem REIT' at SAR 10.17 (-2.12%), 'Azizia REIT' at SAR 4.39 (-2.01%), as well as 'Tawuniya' at SAR 134.40 (-1.90%), and 'Alawwal' at SAR 35.20 (-1.68%).

In terms of trading volumes, 'Americana' led with 4,554,100 shares at SAR 1.65, followed by 'Chemical' (3,946,595 shares at SAR 8.49), 'Saudi Aramco' (3,215,513 shares at SAR 25.48), and 'Alinma' (3,082,742 shares at SAR 28.42). By value, 'Alinma' topped at SAR 88,048,538.82, followed by 'Al Rajhi' (SAR 84,538,684.30), 'Saudi Aramco' (SAR 82,208,006.28), 'Flynas' (SAR 64,361,530.95), and 'Al Ahli' (SAR 64,307,922.08).

EcoPulse24 Analysis:
The current landscape suggests a market operating on the principle of 'broad gains amid selective liquidity.' This setup often yields steady gains but can become volatile if liquidity concentrates in a few names. The breadth of advancing stocks provides overall market support, but divergence among sub-indices - particularly between the Nomu and the main index - indicates liquidity is not pricing opportunities uniformly across segments. If this pattern persists, the market's direction will hinge on liquidity balance between blue chips and mid-caps, and whether selective flows can shift to broader participation without losing price discipline.