Saudi Arabian Stocks Rebound From Losses Amid High Volatility
- Initial probe shows government critic was killed in consulate
- Benchmark gauge gained 0.2% after dropping as much as 3.8%
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Saudi Arabia’s main stock gauge erased losses even as the kingdom continues to face questions about the killing of a government critic in Istanbul.
The Tadawul All Share Index rose 0.2 percent at the close on Sunday, rebounding from an earlier drop of as much as 3.8 percent, the most in the Middle East. The gauge climbed 1.6 percent last week as some traders speculated that state-linked funds were propping up shares amid high volatility.