Tadawul Review:

The Tadawul All Share Index (TASI) fell on Sunday, ‎slipping 127 points (-1.2%) to close at 10,589. The index ‎opened 19 points below its previous close and then ‎declined gradually. After a modest recovery about an ‎hour later, it continued to fall steadily, ending the ‎session in negative territory. In general, 20 out of 21 ‎sectors closed in the red zone, ‎‎while 232 shares fell and ‎‎28 rose. Banks (-1.5%), Materials (-1.6%), and ‎Telecommunication (-1.4%) sectors ‎‎contributed the ‎most to the index fall. Stockwise, ‎‎Al Rajhi Bank (-1.3%), ‎Saudi National Bank (-1.8%), and Maaden (-‎‎‎1.9%) were ‎the major contributors. Trading activity witnessed a ‎decrease in both volume and value, with volume falling ‎‎-11% to 142mn shares and value declining -24% to ‎SAR2.6bn in traded value.‎

 

 

Market Wrap International:

U.S. equities ended the session lower as technology weakness ‎and rising Treasury yields reduced risk appetite and prompted ‎investors to trim positions in growth stocks. European markets ‎also closed in negative territory, pressured by profit-taking and ‎sensitivity to interest-rate expectations. In contrast, Asian ‎markets finished the day broadly higher, with Japan, Hong Kong, ‎South Korea, and China benefiting from regional buying interest ‎and optimism around potential monetary support. Overall, the ‎session reflected a mixed global market tone, with weakness in ‎the U.S. and Europe offset by constructive momentum in Asia.‎