Saudi Arabia's main stock market index, the Tadawul All Share Index (TASI), closed at 10,779.96 points on Tuesday, September 16, 2026, with total trading turnover of about SAR 3.50 billion for the session.
The close marked a slight easing from the previous session on September 15, 2026, when the index finished at 10,782 points on turnover of roughly SAR 4.6 billion. The difference between the two sessions was modest, with trading value notably lower in the latest close.
It is worth noting that a figure of roughly $933 million sometimes cited as the day's turnover does not match the recorded value for this session, which stood at SAR 3.50 billion.
Why it matters
Movements in TASI serve as a broad barometer of investor sentiment and the overall health of the Saudi economy. For residents and expats who follow local markets, day-to-day changes in the index and trading turnover offer a snapshot of activity across listed companies.
A near-flat close paired with a decline in trading value can point to a calmer, more cautious session compared with the previous day's higher volumes. Saudi Living will continue to track key market indicators as they develop.
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