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2023-11-14

Daily Market Monitor 14-11-2023

Tadawul Review:

Tadawul All Share Index (TASI) fell for the fifth day, dropping ‎by -44 points (-0.4%) to close at the 10,790 level. TASI ‎opened the session up of 12 points but it started to decline ‎throughout the session until the end. Overall, 12 out of 20 ‎sectors closed in the red zone, while 123 shares fell and 91 ‎rose. Banks (-1.0%), Telecom (-1.5%), and Materials (-0.3%) ‎sectors contributed the most to the index fall. Stockwise, Al ‎Rajhi Bank (-2.8%), Saudi National Bank (-1.4%), and Alinma ‎Bank (-1.7%) were the major contributors. The trading ‎activity witnessed an increase in volume and value of +20% ‎and +8%, respectively, to reach 219mn shares and SAR5.1bn ‎in value traded.‎

 

 

 

Market Wrap International:

In the U.S., the S&P 500 closed the session down  by -0.1%, ‎with 6 of the eleven listed sectors declining, and the Nasdaq ‎Composite was also down by -0.2% with the focus now turning ‎to U.S. inflation data, investors are eagerly looking for more ‎clues regarding whether interest rates have reached their ‎peak  The 10-year Treasury yields pushed to a one-week high ‎of 4.668% while the dollar hit 151.78 yen for the first time ‎since mid-October last year,‎

In Europe, the Stoxx Europe 600 rose by +0.7%, despite ‎investor concerns for the upcoming UK and the turmoil after ‎firing interior minister Suella Braverman for her criticism of the ‎police. The FTSE-100 index closed on a positive note by +0.9% ‎as the pound showed slight strength against both the euro and ‎the US dollar.‎

In Asia, the market kicked off the week with anticipation for ‎economic and policy highlights across the continent include ‎preliminary Japanese third-quarter GDP, Indian inflation, and ‎a policy decision from the Philippine central bank on ‎Thursday.The Chinese indices were positive (Shanghai ‎Composite: +0.2%, Hang Seng: +1.3%), while the benchmarks ‎in Japan Topix remained unchanged , Nikkei 225 rose by 0.1% ‎as wholesale inflation fell below 1% for the first time in over ‎two and a half years. The other major indices were in a within ‎a range of --0.5% to +0.9%.‎

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Daily Market Monitor 14-11-2023