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2023-06-06

Daily Market Monitor 6-06-2023

Tadawul Review: 

Tadawul All Share Index (TASI) rose on Monday’s session for ‎the third day, climbing by 72 points (+0.6%) to close at ‎‎11,294 levels. TASI opened the session positively, by 13 ‎points, and continued to rise, reaching its intraday high by ‎‎118 points in the first trading hour. However, TASI gradually ‎declined in the remainder of the trading hours. In general, 15 ‎out of 20 sectors closed in the green zone, while 126 stocks ‎rose and 74 fell. Food and beverages (+3.0%), Energy (+1.2%), ‎and Insurance (+3.2%) sectors contributed the most to the ‎index's rise by 30 points. Stockwise, Aramco (+1.2%), Almarai ‎‎(+3.6%), and Elm Co. (+10%) were the major contributors. ‎The trading activity witnessed an increase in volume and ‎value of 29% and 46%, respectively, to reach 182mn shares ‎and SAR6.4bn in value traded.‎

 

 

Market Wrap International:

The global equity indices moved in a narrow range with ‎investors deciding to stay cautious on the release of mixed ‎economic data, potential new regulations for banks and lack of ‎tangible progress on improving ties between the U.S and ‎China. The market’s view on status-quo or rate hike in the ‎Fed’s upcoming meeting remained divided. Meanwhile the ‎treasury yields inched up further on Monday by 3-5bps. In the ‎U.S, the tech -based rally which has propelled the S&P 500 ‎and Nasdaq Composite fizzled out, bringing the non-tech ‎stocks in sharper focus. The key indices moved sideways and ‎managed to close with minor losses of 0.2% and 0.1% ‎respectively. ‎

In Europe, the Stoxx Europe 600 was little changed at session ‎negatively (0.5%). The country level indices too failed to make ‎any major move despite positive moves in mining and energy ‎stocks. The release of economic data (EuroZone PPI, PMI,) for ‎the region and major economies have made investors a bit ‎more cautious.‎

In Asia, indices in Japan stole the limelight and were up 1.7% ‎‎(Topix) to 2.2% (Nikkei 225). The currency weakness and ‎continuation of ultra-loose monetary policy stance has ‎supported the investors sentiment and boosted corporate ‎earnings. The hopes of introducing fresh measures to stimulate ‎economic growth in China remained high. The key indices in ‎the country (Shanghai Composite: +0.1%, Hang Seng: +0.8%) ‎lifted the key indices. Sensex (+0.4%) and Kospi (+0.5%) ‎recorded gains on Monday while Taiex remained broadly ‎unchanged.‎

 

Daily Market Monitor 6-06-2023