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Saudi Arabia's Tadawul index closed muted as investors weighed rising May inflation, a construction-sector rebound, and US-Iran conflict updates.

Asia Markets

Tadawul Shares End Tuesday Higher; Saudi Arabia's Quarterly GDP Declines

The Tadawul All Share Index closed Tuesday 0.10% in the green as market watchers assessed Saudi Arabia's latest gross domestic product data.According to the General Authority for Statistics, Saudi Arabia's real gross domestic product declined 4.7% annually in the second quarter. The kingdom's seasonally adjusted real gross domestic product, meanwhile, decreased by 4.8% quarter over quarter."Oil activities contributed negatively to real GDP in Q2 of 2026 5.4 percentage points (PP) while non-oil activities contributed positively by 0.6 (PP). Government activities and net taxes on products each contributed positively by 0.1 (PP). On a seasonally adjusted basis, oil activities were the main driver of the decline in real GDP, recording a negative contribution of 4.5 (PP). In addition, non-oil activities and net taxes on products recorded negative contributions of 0.2 and 0.1 (PP) respectively, while government activities recorded a positive contribution of 0.03 (PP)," the report said.Speaking of economic releases, investors will also be anticipating China's inflation data later in the day. Additionally, Saudi Arabia's industrial production numbers will be published on Thursday.In other news, Yemen's Houthis launched attacks on Saudi Arabian cities. The drone and missile strikes resulted in more than 70 injuries, as well as infrastructure fires.On the corporate front, Elm Co. (SASE:7203) shares closed 0.08% in the red as its Thiqah Business Services unit entered into a five-year deal to develop and digitize the Ministry of Commerce's services.

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Saudi Arabian Economy Contracts in Second Quarter as Oil Activities Plunge
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Saudi Arabian Economy Contracts in Second Quarter as Oil Activities Plunge

Saudi Arabia's economy recorded a contraction in the second quarter, as growth in both government and non-oil activities failed to offset a sharp drop in oil-related operations, final data from the General Authority for Statistics showed Tuesday.The country's real gross domestic product fell 4.7% year over year in the second quarter, compared with the flash estimate of a 4.8% decline and a 3% expansion in the previous three-month period. The contraction was largely driven by a 24.8% plunge in oil activities, while government and non-oil activities each saw an increase of 0.9%.By sector, oil activities reduced real GDP growth by 5.4 percentage points, whereas non-oil activities added 0.6 percentage points. Government activities and net taxes on products, meanwhile, positively contributed 0.1 percentage points each."Several economic activities recorded positive year-on-year growth rates, with community, social & personal services activities recording the highest growth rates in Q2 of 2026, at 4.1% Y-o-Y and 0.6% Q-o-Q. This is followed by finance, insurance and business services activities, which grew 3.3% Y-o-Y and 0.7% Q-o-Q," the statistics agency said.On a quarterly basis, the kingdom's seasonally adjusted real GDP declined 4.8% in the second quarter, against the preliminary reading of a 4.9% fall and the revised 1.4% decrease in the prior three-month period.The quarterly decline was primarily attributed to a 21.6% drop in oil activities, alongside a 0.4% decline in non-oil activities. In contrast, government activities edged up 0.2% over the period.

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International

Saudi Arabia's Quarterly GDP Down 4.8% in Q2, Final Data Shows

Saudi Arabia's seasonally adjusted real gross domestic product dropped 4.8% on a quarterly basis in the second quarter, compared with the revised 1.4% decline in the prior three-month period, final data from the General Authority for Statistics showed Tuesday.The initial estimate was for a 4.9% decrease in Saudi quarterly GDP.Annually, the country's real GDP decreased 4.7% during the three-month period, against the preliminary reading of a 4.8% fall and a 3% expansion in the previous quarter.

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Asia Markets

Tadawul Shares End Monday Lower; Saudi Arabia's Construction Activity Edges Up in August

Saudi equities shares closed lower as plans regarding a new restricted zone in the Strait of Hormuz shrugged off the optimism over Saudi's second-highest 2026 reading of its construction activity index.At the close of Monday trading, the Tadawul All Share Index closed 0.26% in the red. Out of the 272 listed companies, 73 stocks were higher, while 186 were lower.According to a report by Alrajhi Capital and S&P Global, the seasonally adjusted alrajhi capital Saudi Construction Index ticked up to 55.4 in August from 55.2 in July. The month showed a robust boost in output growth."The operating environment remained supportive, with quantity purchased (by construction companies) rising at its fastest pace since the survey began, and suppliers' delivery times improving for a fourth consecutive month. Although input cost inflation accelerated during August, firms remained optimistic about the outlook, supported by healthy project pipelines and expectations of continued activity growth," Alrajhi Capital Research Head Sultan Altowaim commented.Also affecting sentiment is Iran's plan to impose a new restricted zone in the Gulf region in the coming days. Iranian Supreme National Security Council Secretary Mohsen Rezaei said that vessels entering the zone will be added to a sanctions list.Back at home, Saudi Arabian Oil Co. (SASE:2222), d/b/a Saudi Aramco, entered into a nonbinding memorandum of understanding with Sony Semiconductor Solutions to boost industrial operations via artificial intelligence. Aramco shares were flat at closing.

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Saudi Arabia's Construction Activity Rises in August Amid Higher New Orders
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Saudi Arabia's Construction Activity Rises in August Amid Higher New Orders

Construction activity in Saudi Arabia improved for the fourth straight month in August amid a sustained increase in new orders, according to alrajhi capital and S&P Global's business survey data released Monday.The headline seasonally adjusted alrajhi capital Saudi Construction Index edged up to 55.4 in August from 55.2 in July, marking the second-highest level since the survey's launch in January."Activity increased across all three major segments, while new orders remained strong, with infrastructure recording its fastest rise in new orders since February," said Sultan Altowaim, alrajhi capital's head of research. "The operating environment remained supportive, with quantity purchased (by construction companies) rising at its fastest pace since the survey began, and suppliers' delivery times improving for a fourth consecutive month."New work across the construction sector rose sharply in August, with the infrastructure and residential segments seeing an increase in new orders. This was supported regional development, utilities investments, new roads and transport connectivity projects, among other factors, amid improving market conditions.The non-residential structures segment also saw a "solid" pace of growth in business activity as work on projects restarted on the back of better economic conditions.Meanwhile, purchasing activity saw its sharpest rise thus far in 2026 as supply conditions also improved for the fourth consecutive month in August despite ongoing disruptions in international shipping. Input buying also increased as input price inflation picked up amid higher costs related to transportation and raw materials."Although input cost inflation accelerated during August, firms remained optimistic about the outlook, supported by healthy project pipelines and expectations of continued activity growth," Altowaim added.

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Saudi Arabia's Construction Activity Picks Up in August

The Saudi Arabian construction sector posted an improvement in activity in August for the fourth consecutive month, amid "resilient" demand and an ongoing rebound in new orders, alrajhi capital and S&P Global said Monday.The headline seasonally adjusted alrajhi capital Saudi Construction Index edged higher to 55.4 in August from the previous month's 55.2.The reading marked the second-highest level since the survey began in January, with solid output growth across the three monitored categories.

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Asia Markets

Saudi Shares Start Week Higher Amid OPEC+ Meeting Focus

The Tadawul All Share Index started the week higher at 0.32% in the green on Sunday as market watchers focus on the results of OPEC+'s latest meeting on crude production levels.The members of OPEC+, which includes the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies such as Russia, kept their crude production levels for October unchanged. Saudi Arabia will produce 10.5 million barrels per day during the month.In international news, investors are focused on the latest updates regarding the US-Iran conflict as the two exchanged attacks over the weekend. Market watchers are concerned about the prolonged war's effect on crude supply, as well as prices."Oil prices are still holding most of their recent gains, but those could prove fragile. If Strait of Hormuz flows continue uninterrupted despite the latest escalation, the upward pressure on prices may begin to fade," ING said. "The latest data from Insights Global shows that refined product inventories in the ARA region fell by 118kt week-on-week to 4.15mt. The decline was led by naphtha, gasoil and jet fuel. With gasoil inventories at 1.61mt, they are now seasonally below 2022 levels. Unless Persian Gulf and/or Russian diesel flows recover, the market is likely to tighten further as we head towards winter."Back at home and on the corporate front, Al Rajhi Bank (SASE:1120) closed its tier 2 social trust certificates offer totaling $600 million. The 3,000-sukuk offering was available to eligible investors. Shares of the lender closed 0.68% higher.Meanwhile, Dar Albalad for Business Solutions (SASE:7205) shares ticked up 1.33% at closing as it entered into a six-month memorandum of understanding to potentially purchase Clouding Computer Systems and Clouding Intelligence Computer Systems.

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Asia Markets

Saudi Shares Rise as Oil Prices Ease, PMI Hits Six-month High

Saudi Exchange-traded shares edged higher on Thursday as investors assessed a decline in oil prices amid comments from US President Donald Trump, alongside the latest PMI data.The Tadawul All Share Index was 0.24% in the green at the end of the trading week."Oil paused a three-day rally after President Donald Trump played down the prospect of a prolonged conflict with Iran," United Securities said in a note. "Crude oil eased below $91 per barrel on Thursday after rising for three consecutive sessions, as investors assessed renewed hostilities in the Middle East alongside efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. President Donald Trump said the latest attacks on Iran would be short-lived despite indicating that the US remains prepared for further strikes, while reiterating claims that the US controls Hormuz."In economic news, Saudi Arabia's non-oil private sector expanded at its fastest pace in six months in August, supported by stronger demand and market activity recovery, with output volumes recording the strongest increase since the start of 2026. The Riyad Bank Saudi Arabia PMI stood at 53.8 in August, up from 53.1 in July. While the latest reading reflected growth in the sector for the fifth successive month, it remained below the survey's long-run average of 56.8."Looking ahead, the improvement in business expectations provides a constructive signal for the remainder of the year," Riyad Bank Chief Economist Naif Al-Ghaith said. "Overall, the August survey signals a firmer growth trajectory for the non-oil private sector, with improving business confidence and sustained domestic activity providing a constructive foundation for growth through the remainder of 2026."On the corporate front, Dar Almarkabah for Renting Cars (SASE:9577) signed a six-month nonbinding memorandum of understanding for the acquisition of food and beverage holding company Zad International Co. The car rental company closed 7.78% in the red.Next week, analysts will focus on the kingdom's final second-quarter gross domestic product data. Based on preliminary data, the economy shrank 4.8% year over year in the second quarter, reversing the 3% growth seen in the first quarter.

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Equities

Gulf Marine Services Secures Contract Extension for Small-class Vessel in Middle East

Gulf Marine Services (GMS.L) said Thursday that a major national oil company client exercised the one-year extension option for its chartered small-class vessel.The offshore energy support vessel company's asset will continue to provide maintenance operations for the customer in the Gulf Cooperation Council region, under the same terms and conditions stated in its 2022 contract.

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Sustained Domestic Activity Bolsters Saudi Arabia's Non-oil Private Sector Growth in August
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Sustained Domestic Activity Bolsters Saudi Arabia's Non-oil Private Sector Growth in August

Continued improvement in local demand helped Saudi Arabia's non-oil private sector growth hit a six-month high in August, Riyad Bank and S&P Global said Thursday.The seasonally adjusted Riyad Bank Saudi Arabia PMI came in at 53.8, up from 53.1 in July. The latest reading reflected sustained growth for a fifth straight month, though the figure remained below the long-term average of 56.8."Domestic demand remains an important driver of growth, and continues to provide a solid foundation for businesses. Also, it reinforces the importance of domestic investment and consumption in sustaining near-term non-oil growth. At the same time, firms appear to have sufficient capacity to respond to stronger demand without creating significant operational bottlenecks," Riyad Bank Chief Economist Naif Al-Ghaith said.Output volumes for non-oil companies saw the strongest rise since the start of 2026 amid the ongoing recovery in market activity. Meanwhile, new orders also rose for the fifth consecutive month, though growth was moderated by a sharper drop in exports compared with July.In terms of employment, data showed staff numbers expanded for the second month running, though the rate of job creation "remained modest and less pronounced" versus the historical trend. Supply chain conditions saw further improvements in August, driven by localized sourcing and quicker vendor turnaround, though the pace of improvement slowed to a three-month low.Business optimism for the coming 12 months reached a seven-month high, with a fifth of surveyed firms anticipating higher activity, against the 2% expecting a decline."Looking ahead, the improvement in business expectations provides a constructive signal for the remainder of the year. Continued fiscal support and the pipeline of development projects remain important anchors for private sector activity, while stronger confidence is translated into investment and hiring," Al-Ghaith added.

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International

PMI: Saudi Arabia's Non-oil Private Sector Growth Hits Six-month High in August

Saudi Arabia's non-oil private sector expansion reached a six-month high as improved demand and market activity led to the strongest rise in output volumes since the beginning of 2026, the Riyad Bank and S&P Global said Thursday.The Riyad Bank Saudi Arabia PMI stood at 53.8 in August, up from 53.1 in July. While the latest reading reflected growth in the sector for the fifth successive month, it remained below the survey's long-run average of 56.8.

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Asia Markets

Tadawul Shares Extend Losses as US, Iran Exchange Fresh Strikes

The Tadawul All Share Index continued its losing streak on Wednesday, falling 0.79%, as the escalating geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran dampened investor sentiment.The US and Iran's fresh exchange of strikes dominated global headlines. The US targeted the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps' air defences, radar systems and communication sites, among others.Iran, on the other hand, launched attacks on US airbases, regional headquarters and other US assets in Bahrain, Jordan, Kuwait and Iraq, media reports said."Developments in recent days brought risks to regional oil supplies back into focus. We've seen oil flow through the Strait of Hormuz despite the stalemate between the US and Iran, but rising tensions clearly put crossings at risk," ING said. "Given disruptions to Middle East and Russian diesel exports, and with little sign of an imminent recovery, middle distillate cracks are likely to remain highly elevated and volatile, particularly as we move towards seasonally stronger demand. The global refining system has little slack to make up for the disruptions we are currently seeing."Back at home, Gulf General Cooperative Insurance (SASE:8260) shares ticked up 0.47% as it disclosed plans to decrease its capital to 124 million Saudi riyals, then subsequently raise it to 300 million riyals.Meanwhile, Arab National Bank (SASE:1080) launched its US-denominated additional tier 1 capital sukuk offering to eligible investors. Shares closed 0.63% higher.Analysts are anticipating the release of the Riyad Bank PMI for August on Thursday. The index stood at 53.1 in July, down from 53.3 in June.

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Asia Markets

Tadawul All Share Index Starts September Lower Amid Oil Supply Concerns

Saudi Exchange-traded shares started the first trading day of September lower amid market jitters over the persistent US-Iran conflict and its effect on oil supply.At the close of Tuesday trading, the Tadawul All Share Index was down 0.24%. Naseej International Trading Co. (SASE:1213) lost the most during the session at 4.07% in the red."Oil rose for a second session as fresh hostilities between the US and Iran raised concerns about prolonged disruptions to energy flows through the Strait of Hormuz. Brent climbed toward $92 a barrel after US forces hit an island in Hormuz, and Iran retaliated with attacks on the United Arab Emirates and Jordan, marking the first exchange of fire in about a month. West Texas Intermediate traded near $87 after advancing 2.8% on Monday, the biggest gain in three weeks," United Securities said in a note.Speaking of oil, the Sidr and Senegal ⁠Prosperity vessels were struck as they were traveling in the Strait of Hormuz. The supertankers were each carrying 2 million barrels of Saudi Arabian crude.In other news, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said that the Middle Eastern country will immediately reciprocate if the US adheres to its memorandum of understanding that was signed in June. Pezeshkian added that Iran was also open to reopening negotiations to end the war.Back at home, Arab National Bank (SASE:1080) shares rose 0.76% as it disclosed its plan to issue US dollar-denominated additional tier 1 capital sukuk. The offer aims to boost the lender's tier 1 capital.Meanwhile, Future Vision for Health Training Co. (SASE:9632) entered into a deal to implement professional diploma programs at Taif University's research and consulting center. Shares of the health education company closed 4.32% in the green.

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Asia Markets

Saudi Shares Close Monday Lower as US-Iran Conflict Reignites

Saudi equities ended the last trading day of August lower as the re-escalation of geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran sent the Tadawul Index 0.28% in red on Monday.Iran launched drone strikes on two US military bases in Jordan. The attacks were made in retaliation for the US' attack on two Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps rocket launchers on Larak Island in the Strait of Hormuz. The attacks sent oil prices higher on Monday."Oil prices started the week stronger following the first military strikes between the US and Iran in a month. ICE Brent briefly moved back above US$90/bbl in early morning Asia trading," ING said. "This reinforces concerns about a prolonged stalemate between both sides and, as a result, disruptions to energy flows from the Persian Gulf."Back at home, data from the Saudi Central Bank showed that the country's July M3 money supply increased 8.2% year over year, following an 8.4% increase in the prior month. Meanwhile, private bank lending rose 5.6% in the reporting month, compared with the 6.8% growth in June.On the corporate front, Tam Development (SASE:9570), AlMuneef Co. for Trade, Industry, Agriculture and Contracting (SASE:9569) and Group Five Pipe Saudi Co. (SASE:9523) released their financial statements for the first half of 2026. The first two stocks reported lower net profit and revenue for the six months ended June 30. Group Five Pipe Saudi, on the other hand, logged higher results for the reporting period.Tam Development and Almuneef shares were 2.88% and 5.57% lower, while Group Five closed 7.14% higher.Meanwhile, Saudi Arabian Oil Co. (SASE:2222), d/b/a Saudi Aramco, shares closed 0.23% in the green as it disclosed higher monthly contract prices for liquefied petroleum gas in September.

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International

Saudi Arabia's Private Bank Lending Climbs 5.6% in July

Saudi Arabia's private bank lending grew 5.6% year over year in July, after a 6.8% rise in June, the Saudi Central Bank said Sunday.

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International

Saudi Arabia's M3 Money Supply Up 8.2% in July

Saudi Arabia's M3 money supply increased 8.2% year over year in July, following an 8.4% rise in the previous month, the Saudi Central Bank said Sunday.

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Asia Markets

Tadawul Shares End Sunday Lower; Saudi Arabia to Reportedly Head to Turkey for Defense Pact Talks

The Tadawul All Share Index started the week at 0.71% in the red on Sunday ahead of Saudi Arabia's reported defense meeting with Turkey and Pakistan on Monday.Sources said that officials from Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan are set to meet in Istanbul to discuss their Mecca Joint Defence Agreement that was entered into in August. The talks will focus on international security issues, as well as boosting the countries' defense capabilities, among other topics.Also making headlines during the session is US President Donald Trump's announcement regarding an agreement with a private business that will give the US majority control of Venezuela's proven oil reserves.Back at home, Naas Petrol Factory (SASE:9609) and Al Kuzama Trading (SASE:9636) released their financial statements for the first half of 2026. Naas logged lower results for the six-month period, while Al Kuzama reported a decline in attributable net profit and a rise in revenue."Revenue increased by 5.21% to SAR 158 million, compared to SAR 150 million in the corresponding period of the previous year, driven by growth in the restaurant operations of the existing subsidiaries," Al Kuzama said in its report. "The [net profit] decrease was mainly attributable to a decline in the gross profit margin from 20.7% to 14.2%, due to regional and global geopolitical conditions and their direct impact on food product costs, in addition to higher general and administrative, selling, and marketing expenses."Naas Petrol closed 1.64% higher, while Al Kuzama shares fell 7.62% at closing.Meanwhile, Knowledge Tower Trading (SASE:9551) shares ticked down 3.66% as it entered into a three-year deal to deliver educational curricula and textbooks to Maarif Education Co.

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Asia Markets

Saudi Shares End Week Lower; National Building and Marketing Ticks Up

The Tadawul All Share Index closed out the week 0.20% in the red on Thursday as investors kept their attention on the Iranian-Qatari talks regarding the US-Iran conflict.Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani will visit Iran in a bid to mediate the US-Iran talks, as well as de-escalate the conflict between the two nations.In other news, market watchers also tuned in to the latest economic releases of the US and their potential effect on the US Federal Reserve's next rate moves."Core PCE, the Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge, printed in line with expectations at 0.2% month-on-month and 3.3% year-on-year, suggesting disinflation remains on track but at a frustratingly gradual pace. Headline PCE came in slightly firmer at 0.2% MoM and 3.7% YoY, prompting a small hawkish repricing in the USD curve," ING said in a note. "Overall, we remain reasonably confident in our call for the Fed to hold on 16 September and, by extension, in a weaker dollar. That said, the next three weeks may need to bring a more convincing combination of data and Fedspeak before markets move closer to a hold outcome."Back at home and on the corporate front, MSGA Investment Co. (SASE:9655) shares declined 0.83% as its MSGA Al-Oula Real Estate Development unit entered into a nonbinding memorandum of understanding with Riyadh Holding to look into potential deals to develop a land plot in the Al Mahdiyah district.Meanwhile, Wajd Life Trading (SASE:9647) and National Building & Marketing Co. (SASE:9510) reported higher attributable net profit and revenue for the six months ended June 30. Shares of Wajd Life closed 1.64% lower, while National Building shares were 8.67% higher.

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Asia Markets

Saudi Shares Close Wednesday Higher on Iran-Oman Talks Optimism

Saudi Exchange-traded shares closed Wednesday's trading session higher as optimism regarding the Iran-Oman talks over the Strait of Hormuz pushed the Tadawul All Share Index 0.25% in the green.Iran and Oman held discussions about forming a joint temporary navigational corridor on the Strait of Hormuz, which aims to restore navigation on the shipping waterway, Reuters reported."Meanwhile, Iran and Oman appear closer to an agreement on shipping routes through the Strait of Hormuz. However, any agreement between these two parties does not mean we will see normalisation in oil flows through the key chokepoint. We would likely need to see the US lift its blockade on Iranian ports and ease sanctions on Iran before we see any move towards normalisation," ING said in a note.In other news, market watchers are also expected to pay close attention to multiple US Fed speeches at the three-day Jackson Hole Economic Policy symposium, which will run from Thursday to Saturday.Back at home, Al Ashghal Al Moysra (SASE:9608) and Naba Alsaha Medical Services (SASE:9546) posted higher attributable net profit and revenue for the first half of 2026.Al Ashghal and Naba Alsaha closed 12.34% and 4.73% higher, respectively.Meanwhile, Scientific and Medical Equipment House (SASE:4014) shares edged down 0.07% as it entered into a deal to deliver clinical medical support services and equipment upkeep services for King Khalid University.

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Asia Markets

Tadawul Shares Close Tuesday Higher; Saudi Arabia's Exports, Imports Decline in June

The Tadawul All Share Index ended the Tuesday session 0.51% in the green as market watchers assessed Saudi Arabia's latest trade data.According to the General Authority for Statistics, Saudi Arabia's merchandise exports for the second quarter rose 4.1% year over year. Imports, meanwhile, decreased 5.2% year over year.For June, the kingdom's merchandise exports were down 4.5% annually, while imports fell 3% year over year. The June report confirmed that China was the country's main merchandise source during the period."'Plastic, rubber, and their articles' were among the most important nonoil export goods, accounting for 20.7% of the total non-oil exports and decreasing by 12.8% compared to June 2025," the report said. "On the import side, the most important, imported goods were 'machinery, electrical equipment and parts,' which accounted for 25.7% of total imports and decreased by 20.4% compared to June 2025, followed by 'chemical products and allied industries,' which accounted for 11.2% of total imports and increased by 30.5% compared to the same period of the previous year."Also making headlines during the session is Iran's warning regarding countering the sanctions the US placed on the Middle Eastern country. Iranian Economy Minister Ali Madanizadeh noted that the country was "fully prepared" with a two-year plan for the situation.Back at home and on the corporate front, National Agricultural Development Co. (SASE:6010), d/b/a Nadec, shares closed 2.39% in the green as it agreed to buy a high-tech greenhouse facility from Pure Harvest Smart Agricultural Farms SP.Meanwhile, Saudi Arabian Oil Co. (SASE:2222), d/b/a Saudi Aramco, entered into multiple deals with French companies. The agreements include drilling equipment procurement, technology partnerships, oil country tubular goods purchases, among others. Shares of the oil giant ticked down 0.98% at closing.

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