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Closing Bell: Saudi stock market rise gaining 0.37% to close above 10,000

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Closing Bell: Saudi stock market rise gaining 0.37% to close above 10,000 — Riyadh Business news

Saudi Arabia's Tadawul All Share Index increased by 37.02 points, or 0.37%, closing at 10,023.47, with over 348 million shares traded worth approximately SR5.22 billion. BinDawood Holding Co. and Arabia Insurance Cooperative Co. led the gainers with 10% increases, while Qassim Cement Co. was the top decliner, falling 5.48%. Additionally, Acwa announced a $478 million desalination project in Dubai, highlighting ongoing investment activities.

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