Tadawul Review: 

Tadawul All Share Index (TASI) rose ‎on Sunday, gaining 64 ‎points (+0.6%) to close at 10,897. ‎TASI opened two points lower than the previous close, ‎then gradually rose until the session ended. In general, ‎‎19 out of 21 sectors ‎closed in the green zone, and 201 ‎shares rose while 54 fell. ‎Banks (+0.5%), Real Estate ‎‎(+1.7%), and ‎Telecommunications (+1.0%) sectors ‎contributed the most ‎to the index rise. Stockwise, Al ‎Rajhi Bank (+0.4%), Aramco ‎‎(+0.4%), and Dar Al Arkan ‎‎(+5.2%) were the major ‎contributors. The trading ‎activity witnessed a decrease in ‎volume and value of -‎‎22% and -26%, respectively, to reach ‎‎191mn shares and ‎SAR3.2bn in value traded.‎

 

 

 

 

 

 

Market Wrap International:

 

Global markets ended last week with a mix of gains ‎and caution. In the U.S., softer July inflation ‎strengthened expectations for a September Fed rate ‎cut, driving the S&P 500 and Nasdaq to fresh records ‎before a modest late-week pullback. In Europe, the ‎FTSE 100 set new highs, supported by global risk ‎appetite, while Germany’s CPI confirmed further ‎easing in price pressures. In Asia, Japan’s Q2 GDP ‎showed modest growth, and sentiment stayed ‎measured ahead of the Trump–Putin summit in Alaska. ‎Commodities saw renewed safe-haven demand for ‎gold, while oil prices eased on weaker demand signals ‎and geopolitical uncertainty.‎