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RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s main stock index opened lower Sunday as the rebound in share prices paused on cautious investor sentiment. As of 10:22 a.m. Saudi time, the main index — TASI — opened 0.70 percent lower at 12,183. The parallel market Nomu was down by 0.9 percent to reach 24,992. Marketing firm Tihama Advertising and Public Relations Co. rose by 7.16 percent to top the
RIYADH: Saudi firms Chemanol and Global Co. for Downstream Industries have signed a deal to explore collaboration in petrochemicals. Under the non-binding agreement, Chemanol is to supply methanol to Riyadh-based GDI, the Tadawil filing showed. Both firms are also set to explore opportunities for future cooperation in the petrochemical sector. Methanol Chemicals Co., or
RIYADH: Saudi Arabian stocks capped last week with gains, following a mixed performance throughout the week as cautious earnings optimism took over. TASI index surged 0.52 percent to end at 12,268 on Thursday. This came after it posted two straight days of losses and increased 0.73 percent on the week. The parallel market, Nomu, slipped by 0.45 percent to 25,217 points.
The joint statement issued at the conclusion of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s visit to Abu Dhabi last December affirmed the two countries’ extensive and enduring friendship. Yet, the invocation of shared visions masks a complex and increasingly competitive relationship as Saudi Arabia and UAE push to diversify their economies and position themselves to profit from China’s growing capabilities and increasing involvement in the Gulf, wider Middle East, and East Africa.