Saudi Stocks Decline in Conjunction with the Targeting of the “Aramco” Headquarters in Riyadh

The Saudi stock market ended Sunday’s trading on a decline, with the leading stocks being subjected to profit-taking pressures, in light of the escalation of security fears following the operation of the Sana’a forces that targeted the headquarters of the “Aramco” company in the financial center in the heart of the Saudi capital, Riyadh.

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The main index, TASI, closed down by 0.8% at 10,016 points, according to Bloomberg data reviewed by Bagash, affected by the decline of the banking sector by 1.6% and energy by 0.3%, with the decline of the Aramco stock.

These pressures coincide with the continuation of the attacks on Saudi Arabia, the latest of which was today and targeted the Aramco headquarters in Riyadh, in addition to the fluctuations of the oil markets.

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