TREE NEWS reports: Saudi Arabia’s Tadawul All Share Index closed down 1.02% at 9,921.50 points on Thursday, October 29, ending a three-session rebound. The benchmark had fallen to 9,438.50 on October 25, its lowest close since March 25, 2021, but still gained 2.33% for the week. Saudi Aramco fell 0.31% to 25.92 Saudi riyals, up 2.05% on the week, while the Saudi-listed Albilad CSOP MSCI Hong Kong China Equity ETF rose 0.18% to 10.91 riyals, up 0.93% weekly.
Saudi Tadawul All Share Index Falls 1.02% to 9,921.50, Up 2.33% for the Week
The weekly gain despite Thursday's pullback suggests the rebound from the March 2021 low was driven by a short-term bounce rather than a durable shift in sentiment, with the index still far below its prior range. Aramco's modest weekly advance did little to anchor the broader market, while the Hong Kong China equity ETF's marginal move hints at limited spillover from Asian risk appetite. Whether the index can hold above the recent low without fresh catalysts is the open question.
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