Doha: The Saudi main stock index closed today’s trading down by 61.64 points, finishing at 10,593.97 points, with a total trading value of SR 2.2 billion. A total of 126 million shares were traded, with 93 companies’ shares gaining in value while the shares of 153 others declined.

According to Qatar News Agency, the Saudi Parallel Market Index (Nomu) ended the day down by 34.30 points, closing at 25,525.29 points. Trades on the Nomu amounted to SR 29 million, with the volume of traded shares reaching over 5 million.

The decline in both indices reflects a broader trend of mixed performances across various sectors, with a significant number of companies experiencing a downturn in share prices. The day’s trading activity highlights the ongoing volatility in the market, influenced by a range of domestic and international factors.

Market analysts are closely monitoring these trends to assess the potential long-term impacts on investor confidence and the overall economic outlook. The fluctuation in trading values and share volumes underscores the dynamic nature of the current financial landscape in Saudi Arabia.