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BYD Q3 profit down 33%

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Saudi stock market index ends high at 11,495.76 points

In the financial sector, the Kingdom’s largest valued bank Al Rajhi Bank saw its share price drop 0.13 percent.
By TRENDS Desk
October 1, 2021 6:04 pm
  • The volume of traded shares, reached 180 million, through more than 290 thousand deals
  • The Saudi Parallel Shares Index (NOMU) closed today, down, losing 257.36 points, at 23652.32 points level, with trading value worth SR 51 million

The main Saudi stock index closed today, up, gaining 112.11 points, to close at 11495.76 points, with trading value worth SR 6 billion.

According to the daily economic report of the Saudi Press Agency for the Saudi stock market, the volume of traded shares, reached 180 million, through more than 290 thousand deals, in which 132 companies went up, against 55 companies declined.

The Saudi Parallel Shares Index (NOMU) closed today, down, losing 257.36 points, at 23652.32 points level, with trading value worth SR 51 million, and the volume of traded shares amounted to more than 500 thousand, through 1970 deals.

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