Saudi Arabia’s stock market closed higher, with the Tadawul All Share Index gaining zero point seven percent by the end of trading, reflecting broad-based advances across several key sectors.

Investor sentiment was supported by strength in leading blue-chip stocks, alongside steady interest in banking, energy, and industrial shares that helped lift overall market performance.

Trading activity remained active, with gains outweighing losses as participants positioned themselves ahead of upcoming corporate updates and macroeconomic signals.

Market observers noted that the positive close aligns with continued confidence in the kingdom’s economic trajectory, underpinned by large-scale investment programmes and ongoing diversification efforts under Vision twenty thirty.

Energy-linked shares benefited from stable oil price expectations, while financial stocks drew support from resilience in domestic credit growth.

The session’s advance adds to recent signs of stability in the Saudi equity market, even as global investors continue to navigate mixed signals from international markets.

By the close, the benchmark index’s rise underscored sustained appetite for Saudi equities and reinforced the market’s role as a regional anchor for investment flows.