Stock Markets July 5, 2026 08:45 AM

Tadawul slips as Agriculture & Food, Insurance and Retail drag index down

Tadawul All Share ends lower by 0.26% as mixed individual stock moves and commodity gains mark the session

By Maya Rios
Share
Twitter Reddit Facebook LinkedIn

Saudi Arabian equities closed lower on Sunday, with the Tadawul All Share falling 0.26% as losses in the Agriculture & Food, Insurance and Retail sectors weighed on the market. Advancers included Tabuk Agriculture Development Co., Al Sorayai Trading & Industrial Group and Red Sea Housing Services, while Saudi Fisheries, East Pipes Integrated and Tihama Advertising were among the biggest decliners. Broader market breadth favoured losers and key commodity and FX instruments showed modest moves.

Tadawul slips as Agriculture & Food, Insurance and Retail drag index down
Summarize with
ChatGPT Perplexity Claude Grok Gemini

Key Points

  • Tadawul All Share closed down 0.26% led by Agriculture & Food, Insurance and Retail sectors.
  • Top gainers included TADAWUL:6040 (+9.89%), TADAWUL:1213 (+7.93%), TADAWUL:4230 (+5.68%); biggest losers included TADAWUL:6050 (-9.99%), TADAWUL:1321 (-6.48%), TADAWUL:4070 (-5.28%).
  • Market breadth showed 197 decliners, 125 advancers and 22 unchanged; crude, Brent and gold posted modest gains.

Saudi stock markets finished the trading session lower on Sunday, with the Tadawul All Share index ending down 0.26% at the close. Sector-level weakness in Agriculture & Food, Insurance and Retail contributed to the decline.

Top gainers - On the winners list, Tabuk Agriculture Development Co (TADAWUL:6040) led the session, jumping 9.89% or 0.71 points to close at 7.89. Al Sorayai Trading & Industrial Group (TADAWUL:1213) advanced 7.93% or 2.30 points to finish at 31.30. Red Sea Housing Services Company (TADAWUL:4230) also posted notable gains, rising 5.68% or 1.42 points to trade at 26.42 in late trade.

Largest declines - The heaviest losses were concentrated in several individual names. Saudi Fisheries Co. (TADAWUL:6050) dropped 9.99% or 7.75 points to close at 69.85. East Pipes Integrated Company for Industry (TADAWUL:1321) fell 6.48% or 14.00 points to end at 202.00, while Tihama Advertising & Public Relations (TADAWUL:4070) slipped 5.28% or 0.95 points to 17.05.

Market breadth - Declining issues outnumbered advancing ones on the Saudi Arabia Stock Exchange by 197 to 125, and 22 stocks finished unchanged.

Commodities - In commodities trading, crude oil for August delivery rose 0.13% or 0.09 to $68.78 a barrel. Brent crude for September delivery gained 0.45% or 0.32 to $72.12 a barrel. Precious metals moved higher as well; the August Gold Futures contract increased 1.49% or 61.60 to trade at $4,187.30 a troy ounce.

Foreign exchange and dollars - Currency pairs showed little change during the session. EUR/SAR was recorded at 4.29 with a 0.04% move, while USD/SAR was unchanged at 3.75. The US Dollar Index Futures held steady at 100.62, showing a 0.00% change.


Conclusion - The close left the Tadawul All Share lower by 0.26% as sector-specific declines outweighed several strong individual stock performances. Market breadth favoured decliners, and key commodity prices posted modest gains during the session.

Key points

  • The Tadawul All Share finished down 0.26% at the close, led by losses in Agriculture & Food, Insurance and Retail.
  • Top performers included TADAWUL:6040 (+9.89%), TADAWUL:1213 (+7.93%) and TADAWUL:4230 (+5.68%); major decliners included TADAWUL:6050 (-9.99%), TADAWUL:1321 (-6.48%) and TADAWUL:4070 (-5.28%).
  • Market breadth showed 197 decliners, 125 advancers and 22 unchanged, while crude, Brent and gold registered modest gains.

Risks and uncertainties

  • Sector concentration of losses - Agriculture & Food, Insurance and Retail weighed on the index, creating near-term downside risk for those sectors.
  • Breadth skew toward decliners - With 197 stocks falling versus 125 rising, the market exhibited uneven participation across names.
  • Commodity and FX moves - Although modest, changes in crude, Brent and gold prices and small FX shifts could influence commodity-sensitive names and import/export dynamics.

Risks

  • Sector concentration of losses in Agriculture & Food, Insurance and Retail may pressure those sectors.
  • Market breadth skewed toward declining stocks (197 vs. 125) indicates uneven market participation.
  • Movements in crude, Brent and gold prices and small FX changes could affect commodity-sensitive companies and trade-exposed sectors.

More from Stock Markets

Supreme Court Readies High-Stakes Docket on Guns, Voting, LGBT Rights and Corporate Suits Jul 5, 2026 Investors Seek Defensive Shelter in India as AI-Driven Rally Shows Strains Jul 4, 2026 Moscow stocks slip at close as MOEX holds at three-year low Jul 4, 2026 Goldman Sachs Flags Three Watchpoints as European Earnings Season Nears Jul 4, 2026 Will AI-Driven Price Pressures Be Temporary? Jul 4, 2026