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On Thursday, Saudi Arabia shares went down after the close because losses in the Energy & Utilities, Hotels & Tourism as well as Media & Publishing sectors suppressed stocks.
The Tadawul All Share headed south 0.04%.
On the Tadawul All Share the best performers included Tabuk Cement Co, Rabigh Refining & Petrochemical Co and Yanbu Cement Co. They edged up 7.69%, 6.59% and 4.63% respectively.
As for the top losers, they were represented by such benchmarks as Fawaz Abdulaziz AlHokair Company, Al-Tayyar Travel Group Holding Co and Saudi Advanced Industries Co. They inched down respectively 3.05%, 2.41% and 1.87%.
On the Saudi Arabia Stock Exchange diving equities supplanted rallying ones by 96 to 83, while 3 were intact.
Stocks in Tabuk Cement Co. rallied to 52-week maximums, gaining 7.69% to 14.56. Equities in Rabigh Refining & Petrochemical Co inched up to 52-week peaks, adding 6.59% being worth 16.50.
The currency pair USD/SAR climbed 0.01% hitting 3.7506.
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