Saudi Tadawul Index Closes at 9,438 Points, Down 2.65%

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Oct 26, 2026
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Saudi Tadawul Index Closes at 9,438 Points, Down 2.65%

The Saudi stock market ended trading lower on Sunday, 25 October 2026, as the main index slipped below the 9,500-point mark amid broad selling across most listed companies.

The Saudi Tadawul All Share Index closed at 9,438.50 points, shedding 257.36 points, or 2.65%, by the end of the session. Total trading turnover on the main market reached SAR 4.31 billion.

Market breadth was firmly tilted to the downside. Only 30 stocks posted gains, while 348 declined and 35 closed unchanged, reflecting pressure that extended across most sectors during the day.

The parallel market also retreated, with the Nomu Parallel Market Index closing at 21,043.74 points, down 1.79%.

For residents and investors following the market, sessions like this are a reminder of how daily moves can shift portfolio values. The broad decline, combined with steady trading volumes, points to cautious sentiment across the board rather than selling in a single sector. Saudi Living will continue to track the market's performance in the coming sessions.


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