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  1. The Saudi stock market is opening under the oversight of the Capital Market Authority, with Morgan Stanley providing financial estimates and increased ownership boosting index weighting.

CMA Licenses Tradeweb to Operate Electronic Trading in Saudi Sukuk and Bond Markets

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The Capital Market Authority has licensed Tradeweb to operate the electronic trading system for the riyal-denominated sukuk and bond market in Saudi Arabia. This system integrates trade execution, clearing, and settlement into a connected electronic workflow. The new process allows domestic investors to electronically request and compare quotes from eligible dealers.

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The move aims to enhance the efficiency of secondary trading in the Saudi market. The electronic integration is expected to improve price discovery and make existing liquidity easier to find within the market structure.

The Saudi stock market is already under the oversight of the Capital Market Authority, with Morgan Stanley providing financial estimates and increased ownership boosting index weighting.

From aawsat.com

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