Tuesday trading: SABIC recorded highest close since Sept. 2019

SABIC rose 1 percent to close at SR99.20 riyals, recording the highest close since September 2019, amid trading of 4.4 million shares. (Reuters/File Photo)
SABIC rose 1 percent to close at SR99.20 riyals, recording the highest close since September 2019, amid trading of 4.4 million shares. (Reuters/File Photo)
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Updated 15 December 2020
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Tuesday trading: SABIC recorded highest close since Sept. 2019

SABIC rose 1 percent to close at SR99.20 riyals, recording the highest close since September 2019, amid trading of 4.4 million shares. (Reuters/File Photo)
  • Tadawul index rose 0.01%, total turnover reached $3.17 billion

DUBAI: Saudi equities ended the session Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2020, with the benchmark Tadawul All Share Index (TASI) down marginally by 0.01 percent, to close at 8,659.

Total turnover reached SR11.9 billion ($3.17 billion), with advance-decline ratio at 111:71.

SABIC rose 1 percent to close at SR99.20 riyals, recording the highest close since September 2019, amid trading of 4.4 million shares.

Dallah Health increased by more than 1 percent to close at SR49.10, after the announcement of cash dividends to shareholders.

Halwani Bros and ACIG were the top gainers today.

On the other hand, Al Rajhi Bank fell 1 percent to close at SR73.10. Shares of Saudi Electricity, Jabal Omar, Riyad Bank and Banque Saudi Fransi ended their trading with a decline ranging between 1 percent and 3 percent.

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