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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.

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Berenberg Cuts Technip Energies Price Target Amid Middle East Cost Headwinds; Buy Rating Kept

Berenberg lowered its price target for Technip Energies (TE.PA) to 40 euros from 45 euros, as analysts noted cost headwinds in the French energy infrastructure company's Middle Eastern projects."Activity on the company's Middle East projects was normalising through Q2, but costs increased given the additional logistics and safety measures required (an incremental EUR30m-40m per quarter). There are also certain disputed items that Technip Energies should be reimbursed for. Prudently, the company has provided for these additional costs, which led to PD Q2 EBITDA margins declining by 590bp yoy to 1.7% and an FY26 EBITDA margin guidance cut to more than 5.0% (from 6.5-7.5%)," according to a Monday note.Subsequently, the research firm reduced its sales, EBIT, and EPS projections for 2026 to 2028 to reflect the revised guidance, the ongoing disruption and the "likely dilutive" impact from future cost recoveries.On the flip side, Berenberg noted a potential upside to the margin guidance, modelling 5.5% for 2026. "We think there is upside to current margin guidance as client agreements are finalised, assuming the conflict does not intensify further. Despite this, the exceptionally high order intake underscores the strong medium-term outlook, reinforced by a record EUR25bn backlog."The stock's buy rating is unchanged.

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Saudi Arabia's Industrial Output Drops in June Amid Mining, Oil Activity Slump
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Saudi Arabia's Industrial Output Drops in June Amid Mining, Oil Activity Slump

Saudi Arabia's industrial production index dropped on an annual basis in June, driven by lower mining and oil-related manufacturing activities, according to data from the General Authority for Statistics published Monday.The 16.3% year-over-year decline in June extends the previous month's 18.7% contraction amid a 23.2% annual drop in oil activities. In contrast, non-oil activities were marginally up at 0.1%.On a monthly basis, overall industrial production climbed 4.3%. Both major economic segments supported the rise, with oil activities growing by 4.6% and non-oil activities expanding by 3.7%.For the mining and quarrying industry, output plummeted 27% year on year in June, while month-over-month activity rose by 5.1%.On an annual basis, manufacturing activity fell 2.3%, dragged by drops in refined petroleum and chemical products. On the flip side, the sector was up 1.8% month-on-month, as petroleum and chemical manufacturing increased.The sub-index for the utilities-related sectors posted positive results, with electricity, gas and air conditioning up 2.8% annually and water and waste management rising 6%. Month on month, electricity and gas surged by 25.4%, while water management gained 3.9%.

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Saudi Arabia's Annual Industrial Production Falls 16.3% in June

Saudi Arabia's industrial production index declined 16.3% year over year in June, following an 18.7% drop in May, data from the General Authority for Statistics showed Monday.The decrease was mainly driven by lower mining, quarrying and manufacturing activities.On a monthly basis, the index rose 4.3%.

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Asia Markets

Tadawul Shares Start Week Subdued; Saudi's Business Sentiment Remains Optimistic in July

The Tadawul All Share Index started the week muted at 0.05% in the green on Sunday as investors assessed Saudi Arabia's latest economic data and earnings updates.According to a report by the kingdom's General Authority for Statistics, the business confidence index in July came in at 56.5 points, slightly easing from 56.6 in the prior month. Data showed that the separate industry, construction, and services confidence indices all decreased during the period."The index reflects prevailing optimism in the business sector, supported by establishments' confidence in the stability of economic activity and continued growth across various sectors," the report said. "During July 2026, the BCI for the industry sector recorded an optimistic level of 54.7 points, despite a decline of 0.2 points compared to June 2026, when it reached 55.0 points. This decrease is attributed to a decline in confidence levels among industrial establishments, particularly in current input costs and their expectations regarding them for the coming month."Speaking of economic releases, the week will also see the release of Saudi Arabia's June industrial production data on Monday and its July inflation print on Thursday.Back at home, Obeikan Glass (SASE:4145), Shalfa Facilities Management (SASE:9613), and Saudi Manpower Solutions (SASE:1834), d/b/a Smasco, reported higher net profit and revenue for the first half of 2026. Miahona Co. (SASE:2084), on the other hand, logged a 90.74% decline in attributable net profit and a 35.36% decrease in revenue for the six months ended June 30.Obeikan and Shalfa closed 0.29% and 3.39% in the green, while Smasco and Miahona were 0.78% and 2.62% in the red.Meanwhile, Scientific and Medical Equipment House (SASE:4014) shares ticked up 0.29% as it secured a contract to provide medical operations and medical equipment maintenance services for the Security Aviation Leadership.

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International

Business Optimism in Saudi Arabia Falls Slightly in July

Saudi Arabia's business confidence index stood at 56.5 points in July, down from 56.6 points in June, data from the General Authority for Statistics showed Sunday.The monthly change in confidence was 0.05% lower, compared with a 1.8% increase earlier.The statistics agency noted that the reading reflected positive business sentiment, with enterprises remaining confident in both economic stability and broad-based sectoral growth.

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Asia Markets

Tadawul Shares End Week Lower; Saudi Arabia's July Construction Activity Ticks Down

Saudi equities closed the first trading week of August lower as investors tuned into the latest updates on the US-Iran conflict, as well as Saudi's latest economic release.At the close of Thursday trading, the Tadawul All Share Index closed 0.70% in the red. Out of the listed stocks, 63 closed higher, while 196 closed lower.In international news, Iran reportedly sent out warnings to Gulf region states regarding potential attacks if the US launched new attacks on the country, Reuters reported, citing sources.Further to this, Iran said that its proposed agreement with Oman regarding the operations of the Strait of Hormuz was progressing. Sources said that the agreement will reportedly give Iran control over ships that enter the Strait of Hormuz.Back at home, the seasonally adjusted alrajhi capital Saudi Construction Index declined to 55.2 in July from 56.3 in the prior month. The report from Alrajhi Capital and S&P Global showed that the month logged the country's fastest new order growth since February."The alrajhi capital Saudi Construction Index signalled another strong month for the Saudi construction sector in July, with business activity expanding for a third consecutive month. The improvement was supported by stronger new order growth, reflecting continued demand across the sector and the reactivation of previously delayed projects. While input costs continued to rise, cost pressures eased during the month," Alrajhi Capital Research Head Sultan Altowaim commented.On the corporate front, Saudi Arabian Oil Co. (SASE:2222), d/b/a Saudi Aramco's, shares ticked down 0.90% as it lowered certain main crude oil prices for North American, North West European, and Mediterranean buyers in September.Meanwhile, Saudi Steel Pipe Co. (SASE:1320) and Riyadh Cement Co. (SASE:3092) reported lower net profit and revenue in the first half of 2026. Saudi Steel closed 2.86% lower, while Riyadh Cement shares were 1.72% higher.

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Saudi Arabia's Construction Activity Slows in July Amid Easing Non-residential Growth
US Markets

Saudi Arabia's Construction Activity Slows in July Amid Easing Non-residential Growth

Saudi Arabia's construction growth moderated in July as a slowdown in non-residential building activity offset broader sector gains, according to alrajhi capital and S&P Global's business survey data released Thursday.The headline seasonally adjusted alrajhi capital Saudi Construction Index edged down to 55.2 from 56.3 in June. Still, the reading showed Saudi construction activity expanding for a third straight month and marked the second-highest level since the survey's launch in January.Government-backed transport and utility projects led to infrastructure activity growing at the quickest pace in 2026 so far, while robust demand for urban projects and improving market conditions supported the residential sector's expansion. Meanwhile, despite losing momentum in July, non-residential activity still registered its second-highest growth rate since February.Amid broad-based sector growth, total new work climbed to a five-month high, with new orders in the residential sector increasing at a "particularly strong" pace. Against this backdrop, job creation restarted in July, while input procurement rose for the second consecutive month."Looking ahead, business confidence strengthened to its highest level since the survey began, supported by easing geopolitical tensions, a recovery in new contracts and increasing public-private partnership opportunities. These factors continue to provide a positive backdrop for Saudi Arabia's construction sector," alrajhi capital's Head of Research Sultan Altowaim said.Around 48% of the surveyed companies expect business activity to rise over the next 12 months, contrasting with the 4% that anticipate a decline.

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International

Saudi Arabia's Construction Sector Growth Eases in July

Overall Saudi construction activity expanded for a third straight month in July, though the pace of growth slowed as non-residential building lost momentum, Alrajhi Capital and S&P Global said Thursday.The headline seasonally adjusted Alrajhi Capital Saudi Construction Index came in at 55.2, down from 56.3 in June.The reading marked the second-highest expansion since the survey began in January, with infrastructure activity growing at the quickest pace in 2026 so far.

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Asia Markets

Tadawul Shares End Wednesday Higher on US-Iran Deal Optimism

The Tadawul All Share Index closed trading 0.27% in the green as optimism regarding the potential end of the US-Iran conflict boosted investor sentiment on Wednesday.US President Donald Trump signaled that the country and Iran were having "very good discussions" regarding the end of their conflict, as well as the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Reuters reported, citing sources, that the two countries are reportedly set to conclude talks for an interim agreement for the operations of the strait."Qatar said that a draft proposal had been circulated between the parties, whilst Treasury Secretary Bessent suggested that an agreement to reopen shipping flows could be reached 'today or tomorrow'. Axios then reported last night that the US is hoping for a Wednesday announcement of an interim deal that would see a temporary 60-day arrangement between Iran and Oman under which Gulf-bound vessels would pass through Iranian waters, whilst vessels leaving the Gulf would be able to travel through Omani waters with no fees being charged during the 60-day period," Deutsche Bank Research said in a note.Back at home, Alamar Foods Co. (SASE:6014) and Lumi Rental Co. (SASE:4262) reported higher net profit and revenue for the first half of 2026. Saudi insurance company Gulf Union Alahlia Cooperative Insurance (SASE:8120) swung to a profit for the six months ended June 30, while peer Allied Cooperative Insurance Group (SASE:8150) turned to a loss during the reporting period.Alamar, Gulf Union, and Allied Cooperative Insurance shares rose 2.11%, 2.54%, and 9.95%. Lumi Rental, on the other hand, closed 4.82% in red.In other news, Dar Al Majdiah Real Estate (SASE:4326) shares ticked up 1.36% as it entered into a 30-month deal to act as the master developer of a residential real estate project in Makkah.

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Asia Markets

Tadawul Shares Close Higher as Saudi PMI Stays in Expansion Territory in July

The Tadawul All Share Index closed higher on Tuesday at 0.32% in the green as investors assessed the kingdom's latest PMI report.The Riyad Bank Purchasing Managers' Index ticked down to 53.1 in July from 53.3 a month prior. Data showed resilient upturns in output and new orders, as well as an expansion in workforce numbers."Saudi Arabia's non-oil economy continued to demonstrate resilience in July, with the PMI registering 53.1, marking a fourth consecutive month of expansion despite a challenging regional environment. While the headline reading eased marginally from June's 53.3, it remains comfortably above the neutral threshold, highlighting that underlying business conditions continue to improve. The latest survey suggests that domestic demand is gradually strengthening as market conditions normalize following recent regional disruptions, supporting sustained increases in both output and new orders," Riyad Bank Chief Economist Naif Al-Ghaith commented.Back at home, the bourse's biggest company, Saudi Arabian Oil Co. (SASE:2222), d/b/a Saudi Aramco, reported a 33.274% increase in net profit and a 12.669% rise in revenue for the first half of 2026. The state-owned oil giant's shares closed 0.81% lower.Other Saudi-listed companies such as Saudi Energy Co. (SASE:5110), and Shatirah House Restaurant Co. (SASE:6016), d/b/a Burgerizzr, also reported higher financial results for the six months ended June 30. Malath Cooperative Insurance (SASE:8020), however, logged declines in attributable profit and insurance revenue.Burgerizzr closed 1.60% in the green, while Malath and Saudi Energy closed 1.95% and 2.60% in the red, respectively.Meanwhile, Arabian Internet and Communications Services Co. (SASE:7202), d/b/a Solutions, shares ticked up 1.28% as it entered into an 18-month contract to construct and prepare data centers in Dammam.

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Domestic Demand Improvement Supports Saudi Arabia's Non-oil Private Sector Growth in July
US Markets

Domestic Demand Improvement Supports Saudi Arabia's Non-oil Private Sector Growth in July

Saudi Arabia's non-oil private sector remained in expansion territory in July amid a strong increase in business activity despite continued regional headwinds stemming from the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, Riyad Bank and S&P Global said Tuesday.The Riyad Bank Saudi Arabia PMI edged down to 53.1 in July from 53.3 in June but stayed above the neutral 50.0 threshold, indicating growth in the sector for the fourth month in a row on the back of sustained improvement in operating conditions.Non-oil companies saw upturns in new orders and output, bolstered by improved domestic demand, although the rise in new orders moderated since June. International orders, on the other hand, fell for the fifth straight month, impacted by regional tensions, elevated freight costs and competitive pressures."Meanwhile, improving supplier performance and stronger local sourcing contributed to faster delivery times, highlighting the growing resilience of domestic supply chains despite ongoing logistical challenges," Riyad Bank Chief Economist Naif Al-Ghaith said. "Cost pressures also showed signs of gradual easing. Input price inflation moderated to its slowest pace in four months as purchase price increases softened. Firms passed part of these costs on to customers through higher selling prices, but the pace of output price inflation eased slightly from June, suggesting that inflationary pressures are becoming more manageable."In terms of employment, data showed an increase in staff numbers after a stagnation in June, although the rate of job creation remained "well below" that observed at the start of the year. Staff costs, meanwhile, grew at their strongest pace in five months as inflationary pressures led to salary adjustments.Looking ahead to the next 12 months, business confidence softened from a five-month high in June, as concerns over regional tensions and increased competition tempered companies' plans to expand."The sustained expansion in domestic demand, resilient business activity and improving supply side conditions reinforce our expectation that Saudi Arabia's non-oil economy will maintain solid growth momentum through the second half of the year, supported by strong underlying economic fundamentals and continued progress in economic diversification," Al-Ghaith added.

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Update: PMI: Saudi Arabia's Non-oil Private Sector Maintains Growth Momentum in July

(Updates to add more information)Saudi Arabia's non-oil private sector continued to expand at a solid pace as improved domestic demand drove a rise in new orders and output, while ongoing regional headwinds weighed on exports and business confidence, the Riyad Bank and S&P Global said Tuesday.The Riyad Bank Saudi Arabia PMI stood at 53.1 in July, down slightly from 53.3 in June. The latest reading remained above the neutral 50.0 threshold, reflecting growth in the sector for the fourth successive month.

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International

S&P: Saudi Arabia's Non-oil Private Sector Maintains Growth Momentum in July

Saudi Arabia's non-oil private sector continued to expand at a solid pace as improved domestic demand drove a rise in new orders and output, while ongoing regional headwinds weighed on exports and business confidence, the Riyad Bank and S&P Global said Tuesday.The Riyad Bank Saudi Arabia PMI stood at 53.1 in July, down slightly from 53.3 in June. The latest reading reflected growth in the sector for the fourth successive month.

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Equities

Market Chatter: Saudi Arabia's July Crude Oil Exports Decline Amid Persian Gulf, Red Sea Tensions

Saudi Arabia's crude oil exports reportedly dropped by 460,000 barrels per day month-over-month in July to 4.2 million bpd, Bloomberg News reported Monday, citing its tanker-tracking data.The exports fell amid heightened tensions and threats to maritime traffic in the Persian Gulf and the Red Sea after the interim agreement between the US and Iran collapsed, the report added.Saudi Aramco and the Saudi Ministry of Energy did not immediately respond to requests for comments from.(Market Chatter news is derived from conversations with market professionals globally. This information is believed to be from reliable sources but may include rumor and speculation. Accuracy is not guaranteed.)

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Asia Markets

Tadawul Shares Extend Winning Streak; OPEC+ Hikes Crude Production Targets for September

The Tadawul All Share Index extended its gains as it closed Monday 1.10% in the green, supported by a flurry of new earnings updates, as well as OPEC+'s latest move on crude production levels.Seven members of OPEC+, which includes the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies such as Russia, confirmed that it will increase crude production levels for September by 188,000 barrels per day. Saudi Arabia, the de facto leader of the group, will produce 10.5 million barrels per day for the month."The seven OPEC+ countries also noted that this measure will provide an opportunity for the participating countries to accelerate their compensation. The seven countries reiterated their collective commitment to achieve full conformity with the Declaration of Cooperation, including the additional voluntary production adjustments that will be monitored by the Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee (JMMC). They also confirmed their intention to fully compensate for any overproduced volume since January 2024," OPEC+ said.In other news, US President Donald Trump said that the country will hold negotiations with Iran regarding their conflict. The Middle Eastern nation, however, refuted Trump's claims, stating that no meetings were set, media reports said.Back at home, Saudi Cable Co. (SASE:2110), Umm Al Qura for Development and Construction (SASE:4325), and Dar Al Majed Real Estate (SASE:4326) posted lower financial results for the first half. On the other hand, Saudi Reinsurance Co. (SASE:8200) closed 5.72% in the green as it logged jumps in net profit and insurance revenue.Shares of Saudi Cable, Umm Al Qura, and Dar Al Majed closed 0.76%, 2.62%, and 3.13% higher, respectively.Meanwhile, Saudi Automotive Services Co. (SASE:4050), or Sasco, shares were 2.29% higher as its Naft Services unit agreed to sell a land plot to Bayat Real Estate for 44.5 million Saudi riyals.

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Equities

OPEC+ Agrees to Oil Production Target Hike for September

Seven members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and other oil-producing countries, collectively known as OPEC+, agreed to raise September oil output targets by 188,000 barrels per day.In a virtual meeting on Sunday, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Kuwait, Algeria, Kazakhstan, Russia, and Oman said the move is intended to bolster market stability and allow the participating countries to "accelerate their compensation," according to a same-day release.The producers raised their August oil production targets by the same amount in July, and they plan to meet on Sept. 6 to evaluate market conditions.

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Asia Markets

Tadawul Shares Soar on Sunday Amid Corporate Earnings Bonanza, US-Iran Deal Optimism

Saudi equities closed Sunday higher as a busy corporate earnings day, and the optimism regarding a potential return of peace talks between the US and Iran pushed the Tadawul All Share Index 1.10% in the green.Markets cheered as US President Donald Trump agreed to hold off its strikes against Iran to help complete a "rapid" deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and end the Middle Eastern nation's nuclear program.Back at home, corporate earnings season is in full swing as Saudi Aramco Base Oil Co. (SASE:2223), d/b/a Luberef, Sumou Real Estate (SASE:4323), and Al-Razi Medical (SASE:9572) reported higher net profit and revenue for the first half of 2026."Over the past five decades, Luberef has built a strong track record of operational reliability, sustained profitability and resilience. This solid foundation has enabled the Company to achieve a historic milestone in the first half of 2026, delivering the highest interim net income of 992 million [Saudi riyals], supported by a record base oil crack margin of 2,732 [riyals] per metric ton," Luberef's Chief Executive Officer Samer Abdulaziz Al-Hokail said in a statement.Meanwhile, Jabal Omar Development (SASE:4250) logged a 69.562% decline in attributable profit in the six months ended June 30. Revenue, on the other hand, rose 16.397%.Luberef and Al-Razi Medical closed 1.34% and 0.50% lower, while Jabal Omar Development and Sumou Real Estate were 2.50% and 3.54% higher at closing, respectively.In other news, SAL Saudi Logistics Services Co. (SASE:4263) shares closed flat as it finalized its purchase of Aviapartner Liège. The acquisition is set to boost the logistics company's European footprint.

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International

Saudi Arabia's M3 Money Supply Up 8.4% in June

Saudi Arabia's M3 money supply grew 8.4% year over year in June, following an 8.9% increase in the previous month, the Saudi Central Bank said Thursday.

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International

Saudi Arabia's Private Bank Lending Climbs 6.8% in June

Saudi Arabia's private bank lending increased 6.8% year over year in June, after a 6.6% rise in May, the Saudi Central Bank said Thursday.

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Asia Markets

Tadawul Shares End Week Higher; Saudi Arabia's Q2 Real GDP Declines

Saudi equities rebounded as they ended the last trading day of July higher, with the market shrugging off the downbeat preliminary data in Saudi Arabia's latest economic release.At the close of Thursday trading, the Tadawul All Share Index closed 0.43% in the green. Tabuk Agricultural Development Co. (SASE:6040), d/b/a Tadco, was the biggest gainer at 10%.Flash data from the General Authority for Statistics showed that real GDP declined 4.8% year over year in the second quarter amid a drop in oil activities during the period. Quarter-over-quarter, the Saudi economy fell 4.9%.In international news, and as expected, the US Federal Reserve decided to keep interest rates in the 3.50% to 3.75% range, with investors expecting a rate hike in September and December."Our US economists' baseline remains that the Fed raises rates by 50bps this year (25bps hikes in September and December). But they think the FOMC is unlikely to take much comfort in yesterday's market reaction, with the rise in long-end rates coupled with the decline in forward real yields suggesting doubts about an imminent return of price stability. I would also add that while aggregate US credit conditions are far from restrictive, aggressive curve steepening could exacerbate existing pockets of vulnerability, such as the lacklustre housing market, as highlighted in my money and credit update earlier this week," Deutsche Bank Research said in a note.Back at home, a new wave of earnings reports were published with Fourth Milling Co. (SASE:2286) and Arabian Mills for Food Products (SASE:2285) posting higher attributable net profit and revenue for the first half of 2026. Multi Business Group (SASE:9619), on the other hand, logged mixed results as it reported a decline in revenue and an increase in net profit.Fourth Milling and Multi Business rose 2.34% and 2.11% at closing, while Arabian Mills ticked down 0.04%.Meanwhile, Abdulaziz and Mansour Ibrahim Albabtin (SASE:9549), d/b/a Al Babtain Food, shares soared 9.88% as it entered into a binding deal to sell its 3% stake in Chocolate Lake for Chocolate and Confectionery Manufacturing to Indulgent Food International Holding.

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