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Saudi bourse to close on Tuesday for public holiday


Saudi bourse to close on Tuesday for public holiday

DUBAI, 1 days ago

Saudi Arabia’s bourse will be closed on Tuesday, September 23 to mark the kingdom’s National Day.

Trading will resume on Wednesday, according to a statement from the stock exchange. – Reuters

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