The Gulf stock markets closed, at the end of the Monday session, in a difference between the rise and a decrease, amid investors following global economic developments, foremost of which is the new trade agreement between the United States and the European Union, which prevented the outbreak of a trade war between the two sides.
On Sunday, Washington and Brussels announced the conclusion of a frame of 15 percent imposition of customs duties on most European commodities; That is, half average that was threatened in the past.
At the end of the Monday session, the Saudi stock market index closed a decline of 0.65 percent and a difference of 70.90 points, to close at the level of 10885 points, affected by the decrease in the sectors of applications, technical services, public facilities, and banks.
The share of the “National Saudi Bank” fell 0.92 percent to 36.50 riyals, while Al -Rajhi Bank’s share decreased 0.79 percent to 94.15 riyals.
On the other hand, Aqua Power shares fell 1.48 percent to 220 riyals. As for the share of “Saudi Aramco”, it rose 0.21 percent to 24.15 riyals.
With regard to the highest companies, the shares of “sports clubs”, “Sahl”, “Asij”, “Riyadh Cables” and “Saco”, topped the list at 9.92 percent, 6.47 percent, 6.13 percent, 4.73 percent, and 3 percent, respectively.
The shares of “Shams”, “The Saudi Fransi Bank”, “Raydan”, “Al -Aseel” and “Northern Cement” came at the forefront of the most low list at 9.84 percent, 5.26 percent, 4.07 percent, 3.93 percent, and 3.89 percent, respectively.
On the other hand, the Abu Dhabi Securities Market Index closed at 0.21 percent, while the Dubai Financial Market Index increased 0.28 percent.
The Bahrain Stock Exchange and Muscat Stock Exchange are also 0.14 percent, and 0.06 percent, respectively.
Meanwhile, the Qatar Stock Exchange index and the Kuwait Stock Exchange decreased by 0.39 percent, and 0.73 percent, respectively.
