Saudi Market Brief: Monday evening, 9 November 2026
Market brief
Updated 16:01, Riyadh time
TASI closed Monday up 0.90%, or 89.80 points, at 10,106.72, with turnover of about SAR 4.3 billion and utilities leading 18 rising sectors at 2.1%.
Daraya Financial's board approved a Q3 2026 interim cash dividend of SAR 0.33 per share, 16.5% of nominal value, for shareholders at the end of trading on 16 November 2026.
TASI had closed Sunday down 78.50 points, or 0.8%, at 10,016.92, with trading worth SAR 2.7 billion, as banking fell 1.6% and energy 0.3%.
Trading value on Sunday dropped 35.7% to SAR 2.7 billion from about SAR 4.2 billion on Thursday, according to one report.
Main-market share value reached SAR 9,226.43 billion in the week ending 5 November 2026, up SAR 122.65 billion, with foreign investors holding 4.48%.
WaZii translationTASI closes up 0.9% at 10,106.72 with SAR 4.3 billion turnover
صحيفة مال ·
Saudi Arabia's main index TASI ended Monday up 89.80 points, or 0.90%, at 10,106.72. The parallel Nomu index fell 55.25 points, or 0.25%, to 21,686.57. Turnover on TASI was about SAR 4.3 billion through 252.5 million shares in 463 ألف trades, with 18 sectors rising, led by utilities at 2.1%, and 4 sectors declining, led by technology applications and services at 1%.
WaZii translationDaraya Financial board approves Q3 2026 dividend of SAR 0.33 per share
Saudi Exchange ·
Daraya Financial said its board decided to distribute interim cash dividends for the third quarter of 2026 totalling SAR 80,746,477.02 across 244,686,294 shares, or SAR 0.33 per share, equal to 16.5% of the share's nominal value. Eligibility is for shareholders at the end of trading on 16 November 2026, and distribution is on 25 November 2026.
WaZii translationSaudi main index opens Monday up 0.4% at 10,057 points
صحيفة اليوم السعودية ·
TASI opened Monday's session up 0.4% at 10,057 points, with trading worth about SAR 254 million. Volume in the morning session reached 18.7 million shares, and the main index's market value was SAR 9.183 trillion, with 108 companies rising and 131 falling out of 273 listed. The parallel Nomu index rose 0.15% to 21,774 points, with about SAR 1.1 million traded and 216.7 thousand shares.
WaZii translationTASI market value rises SAR 122.7 billion; foreign ownership 4.48%
Argaam ·
The market value of shares listed on the main market reached SAR 9,226.43 billion at the end of the week ending 5 November 2026, up about 1.35%, or SAR 122.65 billion, from the previous week. According to the Saudi Exchange's weekly report on investor ownership, foreign investors' holdings represented 4.48% of the total market value of listed shares as of 5 November 2026.
WaZii translationGulf markets fall as investors await Trump's next move on Iran
الوكالة العربية السورية للأنباء ·
Most Gulf stock markets closed lower on Sunday as investors awaited signs on whether US President Donald Trump would take further military steps against Iran. Saudi Arabia's main index fell 0.8%, with Al Rajhi Bank down 1.5%, Saudi National Bank down 1.3% and Saudi Aramco down 0.3%. Qatar's index fell 0.5%, Oman's 0.2% and Kuwait's 0.5%, while Bahrain's index rose 0.3%.
The Saudi Exchange's main index (TASI) closed Sunday down 78.50 points at 10,016.92, with trading worth SAR 2.7 billion and 181 million shares changing hands. The parallel market index (Nomu) rose 81.54 points to 21,741.82, with more than 2.4 million shares worth SAR 12 million traded.
WaZii translationSaudi index falls 0.8% on bank pressure; liquidity drops 35.7%
اندبندنت عربية ·
TASI fell 0.8% to close at 10,017 points, compared with 10,095 in Thursday's session, pressured by selling in bank stocks and other leading shares. Total trading value dropped to SAR 2.7 billion (USD 720 million) from about SAR 4.2 billion (USD 1.12 billion) on Thursday, a decrease of 1.5 billion riyals (400 million dollars), or 35.7%. The index had gained 219 points over the two previous sessions, rising from 9,876 to 10,095.
WaZii translationSaudi stocks fall 0.8% amid report of attack on Aramco office in Riyadh
الخبر اليمني ·
The report said TASI closed down 0.8% at 10,016 points, citing Bloomberg data, with the banking sector down 1.6% and energy down 0.3% and Aramco shares lower. It attributed the pressure to security fears after an operation it said targeted Aramco's headquarters in Riyadh, alongside volatility in oil markets.
