Saudi Market Brief: Tuesday evening, 10 November 2026
Market brief
Updated 16:00, Riyadh time
TASI closed Tuesday up 0.6%, or 61 points, at 10,168 points, its highest close in about three weeks, on turnover of about SAR 4.9 billion.
Al Rajhi rose about 2.6%, ACWA 2.4% and Saudi National Bank 0.8%, while Saudi Aramco fell 1.5% as Gulf markets opened higher after Trump ruled out striking Iran for now.
Aslak and Mutakamela rose about 10%, Seera 5.7% and Northern Cement 3.8% among stocks linked to third-quarter 2026 results.
Daraya Financial's board approved a third-quarter 2026 dividend of SAR 0.33 per share, with eligibility at the end of trading on 16 November 2026.
Nomu closed up 0.8%, or 167 points, at 21,854 points on about SAR 21 million, with Keer up 20% and Hawayah down 11%.
WaZii translationTASI rises 0.6% to 10,168 points on SAR 4.9 billion turnover
أرقام ·
The Saudi main index (TASI) closed Tuesday up 0.6%, or 61 points, at 10,168 points, its highest close in about three weeks, with total turnover of about SAR 4.9 billion. Al Rajhi rose about 2.6%, ACWA 2.4% and Saudi National Bank 0.8%. Among stocks linked to third-quarter 2026 results, Aslak and Mutakamela rose about 10%, Seera 5.7% and Northern Cement 3.8%.
WaZii translationSaudi main index opens Tuesday up 0.6% at 10,164 points
صحيفة اليوم السعودية ·
The Saudi main index opened Tuesday's session up 0.6% at 10,164 points, with trading of SAR 236 million. About 17.3 million shares changed hands, with market value estimated at SAR 9.2 trillion. Shares of 236 companies rose and 17 declined, out of 273 companies listed on the main market.
WaZii translationGulf stocks rise after Trump rules out striking Iran for now
الشرق الأوسط ·
Gulf stock markets opened higher on Tuesday after US President Donald Trump said military action against Iran was not necessary "at the moment". In Saudi Arabia the benchmark index rose 0.3%, with Al Rajhi up 1% and ACWA Power up 2%, while Saudi Aramco fell 1.5%. The Saudi-led coalition in Yemen said it intercepted two missiles fired by the Houthis towards Riyadh, a ballistic missile heading towards the south of the Kingdom and a drone over the Eastern Region.
WaZii translationNomu index rises 0.8% to 21,854 points on SAR 21 million
أرقام ·
The Saudi parallel market index (Nomu) closed Tuesday up 0.8%, or 167 points, at 21,854 points, with total turnover of about SAR 21 million. Keer led the gainers with a 20% rise, followed by Al Ofuq Educational with 10%, while Hawayah fell 11%.
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 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.
The Saudi Stock Exchange main index rose 89.80 points to close at 10,106.72 points, with trading valued at SAR 4.2 billion. A total of 252 million shares changed hands, with shares of 179 companies rising and those of 80 companies declining. The parallel Nomu index fell 55.25 points to close at 21,686.57 points, with trading valued at SAR 18.2 million and more than 3 million shares 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.
