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2023-10-05

Daily Market Monitor 5-10-2023

Tadawul Review:

Tadawul All Share Index (TASI) fell for the fifth straight ‎session, dropping by -112 points (-1.0) to close at 10,840 ‎levels. TASI opened on a negative note of -19 points and ‎continued declining during the session until the end. Overall, ‎‎17 out of 20 sectors closed in the red zone, while 176 shares ‎fell and 43 rose. Banks (-1.0%), Materials (-1.2%), and ‎Telecom (-2.3%) sectors contributed the most to the index ‎fall. Stockwise, Aramco (-0.7%), Al Rajhi Bank (-0.6%), and ‎Riyad Bank (-2.2%) were the major contributors. The trading ‎activity due the off market transaction in Dar Al Arkan ‎amounted to SAR 2.1 billion contributed to a significant ‎increase in volume and value of 94% and 30%, respectively, to ‎reach 323 shares and SAR6.3 billion in value traded.‎

 

 

Market Wrap International:

In the U.S. markets, with political turmoil as the House ‎speaker was suddenly removed and expectations of a ‎forthcoming interest rate hike, bond yields are spiraling ever ‎higher amid persistently tight job market readings. The S&P ‎‎500 ended on a positive note by +0.8% with nine of eleven ‎listed sectors rising, and the Nasdaq Composite rose by +1.4% . ‎The 30-year Treasury yield crossed above 5% for the first time ‎since August 2007, and 10-year and five-year yields hit their ‎highest since 2007.‎

In Europe, the Stoxx Europe 600 was lower by-0.1%, and ‎stayed near six-month lows on Wednesday as investors ‎maintained their attention on the ongoing rise of bond yields. ‎In the UK, the FTSE-100 index closed down by -0.8% and the ‎country-level indices closed within a range of -0.005%|+0.1%.‎

In Asia, traders are now starting to adjust to the new ‎economic reality that may see monetary policy tightened for ‎an extended period. The Chinese stocks listed on Hang Seng ‎declined by (-0.8%), and indices in Japan made further losses ‎by (TOPIX:-2.5%|NIKKEI 225:-2.3%) as the yen recovered ‎after breaking 150 to the dollar, fueling inflation pressure in ‎Japan and weighing on sentiment. The other major indices ‎were negative within a range of -2.4% to -0.4%.‎

 

 

Daily Market Monitor 5-10-2023