‎TASI ends 2024 above 12,000 points, hits 19-year high

‎TASI ends 2024 above 12,000 points, hits 19-year high ‎TASI ends 2024 above 12,000 points, hits 19-year high

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Saudi Arabia’s TadawulAll Share Index (TASI) added 0.6%, or 70 points, to close out 2024 at 12,037 compared to 11,967 points in 2023, data compiled by Argaamshowed.

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The Saudi gauge notched a 19-year higher, after closing at 16,713 points in 2005.

The index gained 3.6%, or 435 points, in A1 2024, but slumped 5.8%, or 722 points in the second quarter.

In Q3, TASI jumped 4.7%, or 546 points, but dropped 1.5%, or 189 points in the last quarter of the year.

Various events shaped the market performance, notably the Federal Reserve’s decision to cut interest rates three times in 2024 by a total of 100 basis points, bringing rates to a range of 4.25% to 4.50%. In response, the Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) also reduced reverse repo and repo rates three times during the year to 450 basis points and 500 basis points, respectively.

Moreover, 8% of Saudi Aramco’s total issued shares were transferred from the state to portfolios managed by companies owned by the Public Investment Fund (PIF). Additionally, Saudi Aramco conducted a secondary public offering of 1.545 billion shares, representing 0.64% of the company’s shares.

In December, OPEC decided to postpone its plan to increase oil production until April 2025.

Saudi Arabia also announced its 2025 budget, projecting revenues of SAR 1.1 trillion and expenditures of SAR 1.28 trillion.

In 2024, 13 companies and one REIT were listed on the Saudi Exchange (Tadawul). Moreover, oil prices ranged between $68 and $93 per barrel.

TASI Performance Since 2005

Year

Closing

(points)

Change

(points)

Change

(%)

2005

16713

+8507

+104%

2006

7934

(8779)

(53%)

2007

11039

+3105

+39%

2008

4803

(6236)

(56%)

2009

6122

+1319

+27%

2010

6621

+499

+8%

2011

6418

(203)

(3%)

2012

6801

+383

+6%

2013

8536

+1735

+26%

2014

8333

(203)

(2%)

2015

6912

(1421)

(17%)

2016

7210

+298

+4%

2017

7226

+16

+0.2%

2018

7827

+601

+8%

2019

8389

+562

+7%

2020

8690

+301

+4%

2021

11282

+2592

+30%

2022

10478

(804)

(7%)

2023

11967

+1489

+14%

2024

12037

+70

+0.6%

The table below shows TASI quarterly performance since 2010

TASI Quarterly Performance Since 2010

Year

Opening (points)

Closing (points)

Change(points)

2010

Q1

6122

6801

+11.1%

Q2

6801

6094

(10.4%)

Q3

6094

6392

+4.9%

Q4

6392

6621

+3.6%

2011

Q1

6621

6563

(0.9%)

Q2

6563

6576

+0.2%

Q3

6576

6112

)7.1%)

Q4

6112

6418

+5.0%

2012

Q1

6418

7835

+22.1%

Q2

7835

6710

(14.4%)

Q3

6710

6840

+1.9%

Q4

6840

6801

(0.6%)

2013

Q1

6801

7126

+4.8%

Q2

7126

7497

+5.2%

Q3

7497

7965

+6.2%

Q4

7965

8536

+7.2%

2014

Q1

8536

9474

+11.0%

Q2

9474

9513

+0.4%

Q3

9513

10855

+14.1%

Q4

10855

8333

(23.2%)

2015

Q1

8333

8779

+5.3%

Q2

8779

9087

+3.5%

Q3

9087

7404

(18.5%)

Q4

7404

6912

(6.7%)

2016

Q1

6912

6223

(10.0%)

Q2

6223

6500

+4.4%

Q3

6500

5623

(13.5%)

Q4

5623

7210

+28.2%

2017

Q1

7210

7002

(2.9%)

Q2

7002

7426

+6.1%

Q3

7426

7283

(1.9%)

Q4

7283

7226

(0.8%(

2018

Q1

7226

7871

+8.9%

Q2

7871

8314

+5.6%

Q3

8314

8000

(3.8%)

Q4

8000

7827

(2.2%)

2019

Q1

7827

8819

+12.7%

Q2

8819

8822

+0.03%

Q3

8822

8092

(8.3%)

Q4

8092

8389

+3.7%

2020

Q1

8389

6505

(22.5%)

Q2

6505

7224

+11.0%

Q3

7224

8299

+14.9%

Q4

8299

8690

+4.7%

2021

Q1

8690

9908

+14.0%

Q2

9908

10984

+10.9%

Q3

10984

11496

+4.7%

Q4

11496

11282

(1.9%)

2022

Q1

11282

13090

+16.0%

Q2

13090

11523

(12.0%)

Q3

11523

11405

(1.0%)

Q4

11405

10478

(8.1%)

2023

Q1

10478

10590

+1.1%

Q2

10590

11459

+8.2%

Q3

11459

11056

(3.5%)

Q4

11056

11967

+8.2%

2024

Q1

12402

+3.6%

11967

Q2

11680

(5.8%)

12402

Q3

12226

+4.7%

11680

Q4

12037

(1.5%)

12226

Monthly performance:

TASIgainedin six months of 2024. It recorded the biggest monthly rise of 7.1% (834 points) in February, and 3.7% or 430 points in July.

On the other hand, the benchmark declined in six months. It recorded the biggest monthly loss of 7.2% (892 points) in May.

 

Saudi Arabia’s TadawulAll Share Index (TASI) added 0.6%, or 70 points, to close out 2024 at 12,037 compared to 11,967 points in 2023, data compiled by Argaamshowed.

The Saudi gauge notched a 19-year higher, after closing at 16,713 points in 2005.

The index gained 3.6%, or 435 points, in A1 2024, but slumped 5.8%, or 722 points in the second quarter.

In Q3, TASI jumped 4.7%, or 546 points, but dropped 1.5%, or 189 points in the last quarter of the year.

Various events shaped the market performance, notably the Federal Reserve’s decision to cut interest rates three times in 2024 by a total of 100 basis points, bringing rates to a range of 4.25% to 4.50%. In response, the Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) also reduced reverse repo and repo rates three times during the year to 450 basis points and 500 basis points, respectively.

Moreover, 8% of Saudi Aramco’s total issued shares were transferred from the state to portfolios managed by companies owned by the Public Investment Fund (PIF). Additionally, Saudi Aramco conducted a secondary public offering of 1.545 billion shares, representing 0.64% of the company’s shares.

In December, OPEC decided to postpone its plan to increase oil production until April 2025.

Saudi Arabia also announced its 2025 budget, projecting revenues of SAR 1.1 trillion and expenditures of SAR 1.28 trillion.

In 2024, 13 companies and one REIT were listed on the Saudi Exchange (Tadawul). Moreover, oil prices ranged between $68 and $93 per barrel.

TASI Performance Since 2005

Year

Closing

(points)

Change

(points)

Change

(%)

2005

16713

+8507

+104%

2006

7934

(8779)

(53%)

2007

11039

+3105

+39%

2008

4803

(6236)

(56%)

2009

6122

+1319

+27%

2010

6621

+499

+8%

2011

6418

(203)

(3%)

2012

6801

+383

+6%

2013

8536

+1735

+26%

2014

8333

(203)

(2%)

2015

6912

(1421)

(17%)

2016

7210

+298

+4%

2017

7226

+16

+0.2%

2018

7827

+601

+8%

2019

8389

+562

+7%

2020

8690

+301

+4%

2021

11282

+2592

+30%

2022

10478

(804)

(7%)

2023

11967

+1489

+14%

2024

12037

+70

+0.6%

The table below shows TASI quarterly performance since 2010

TASI Quarterly Performance Since 2010

Year

Opening (points)

Closing (points)

Change(points)

2010

Q1

6122

6801

+11.1%

Q2

6801

6094

(10.4%)

Q3

6094

6392

+4.9%

Q4

6392

6621

+3.6%

2011

Q1

6621

6563

(0.9%)

Q2

6563

6576

+0.2%

Q3

6576

6112

)7.1%)

Q4

6112

6418

+5.0%

2012

Q1

6418

7835

+22.1%

Q2

7835

6710

(14.4%)

Q3

6710

6840

+1.9%

Q4

6840

6801

(0.6%)

2013

Q1

6801

7126

+4.8%

Q2

7126

7497

+5.2%

Q3

7497

7965

+6.2%

Q4

7965

8536

+7.2%

2014

Q1

8536

9474

+11.0%

Q2

9474

9513

+0.4%

Q3

9513

10855

+14.1%

Q4

10855

8333

(23.2%)

2015

Q1

8333

8779

+5.3%

Q2

8779

9087

+3.5%

Q3

9087

7404

(18.5%)

Q4

7404

6912

(6.7%)

2016

Q1

6912

6223

(10.0%)

Q2

6223

6500

+4.4%

Q3

6500

5623

(13.5%)

Q4

5623

7210

+28.2%

2017

Q1

7210

7002

(2.9%)

Q2

7002

7426

+6.1%

Q3

7426

7283

(1.9%)

Q4

7283

7226

(0.8%(

2018

Q1

7226

7871

+8.9%

Q2

7871

8314

+5.6%

Q3

8314

8000

(3.8%)

Q4

8000

7827

(2.2%)

2019

Q1

7827

8819

+12.7%

Q2

8819

8822

+0.03%

Q3

8822

8092

(8.3%)

Q4

8092

8389

+3.7%

2020

Q1

8389

6505

(22.5%)

Q2

6505

7224

+11.0%

Q3

7224

8299

+14.9%

Q4

8299

8690

+4.7%

2021

Q1

8690

9908

+14.0%

Q2

9908

10984

+10.9%

Q3

10984

11496

+4.7%

Q4

11496

11282

(1.9%)

2022

Q1

11282

13090

+16.0%

Q2

13090

11523

(12.0%)

Q3

11523

11405

(1.0%)

Q4

11405

10478

(8.1%)

2023

Q1

10478

10590

+1.1%

Q2

10590

11459

+8.2%

Q3

11459

11056

(3.5%)

Q4

11056

11967

+8.2%

2024

Q1

12402

+3.6%

11967

Q2

11680

(5.8%)

12402

Q3

12226

+4.7%

11680

Q4

12037

(1.5%)

12226

Monthly performance:

TASIgainedin six months of 2024. It recorded the biggest monthly rise of 7.1% (834 points) in February, and 3.7% or 430 points in July.

On the other hand, the benchmark declined in six months. It recorded the biggest monthly loss of 7.2% (892 points) in May.

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