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Saudi Arabia's stock market jumped over 5% on Wednesday, its largest gain since 2020, on rumors of lifting the foreign ownership cap.
Saudi Arabia’s stock market surged over 5% on Wednesday, its biggest gain since 2020, as reports emerged that regulators may remove the 49% foreign ownership cap on listed companies.
The Tadawul All-Share Index reached its highest level since May, driven by expectations of significant foreign investment inflows, including up to $10 billion in passive funds from global index trackers.
Banking stocks led the rally, with Al Rajhi Bank and Saudi National Bank each hitting the 10% daily limit.
The potential reform, possibly implemented before year-end, aims to boost market liquidity, attract global capital, and support Vision 2030 goals.
Despite the rally, the index remains down 9.6% year-to-date, weighed by weak oil prices and underperformance compared to regional peers.
El mercado bursátil de Arabia Saudita saltó más del 5% el miércoles, su mayor ganancia desde 2020, debido a los rumores de levantar el límite de propiedad extranjera.