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Tadawul Today | Saudi Stocks Today:
Announcement from Aramco and a Saudi stock surges
strongly
Tadawul trades at 10,651.47 points, down 30.35 points (-0.28%) from yesterday’s close of 10,681.82. During the session, the index moved within a range between 10,638.83 (the low) and 10,695.72 (the high), following a continuous downward path that is gradually approaching its 52-week lows at 10,193.83 points (vs. the peak at 11,781.68 points). — The index is still moving within a clearly pressured zone, with no decisive recovery signal so far.
The most notable external pressure comes from a decline in oil: Brent crude is down today by about 1% to $99.09, while West Texas Intermediate is down about 2% to $90.60 — a continuation of a prolonged downtrend over several sessions, driven by a relatively improved supply situation in the region and expectations of a possible diplomatic track between Washington and Tehran. In contrast, global markets look split: Dow Jones futures are up by 70 points, while the German DAX (+0.07%) and Japan’s Nikkei (+1.38%) rise strongly, supported by a return of appetite for technology and semiconductor stocks.
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$XAU
Tadawul Today | Saudi Stocks Today:
Announcement from Aramco and a Saudi stock surges
strongly
Tadawul trades at 10,651.47 points, down 30.35 points (-0.28%) from yesterday’s close of 10,681.82. During the session, the index moved within a range between 10,638.83 (the low) and 10,695.72 (the high), following a continuous downward path that is gradually approaching its 52-week lows at 10,193.83 points (vs. the peak at 11,781.68 points). — The index is still moving within a clearly pressured zone, with no decisive recovery signal so far.
The most notable external pressure comes from a decline in oil: Brent crude is down today by about 1% to $99.09, while West Texas Intermediate is down about 2% to $90.60 — a continuation of a prolonged downtrend over several sessions, driven by a relatively improved supply situation in the region and expectations of a possible diplomatic track between Washington and Tehran. In contrast, global markets look split: Dow Jones futures are up by 70 points, while the German DAX (+0.07%) and Japan’s Nikkei (+1.38%) rise strongly, supported by a return of appetite for technology and semiconductor stocks.
#AIStocksWhatNext #StrategyAdds950Bitcoin #XRPRises8% #AMDHits$1TrillionMarketCap #BitcoinSpotETFs$999MNetInflow
