Saudi Arabia's main stock index, TASI, ended Tuesday's session down 0.8%, losing 86 points to close at 10,716 points, with total trading value of about 4.4 billion riyals.

The market performance came amid continued caution from investors as geopolitical tensions in the region escalated and concerns grew over their impact on navigation and global energy supplies.

Shares of Saudi National Bank and Al Rajhi Bank fell 2%, closing at 37.32 riyals and 64.45 riyals, respectively.

Shares of SABIC, Elm, Masar, BSF, Savola, and Sasaco declined between 1% and 4%.

In contrast, shares of Saudi Aramco rose about 1% to close at 26.86 riyals, supported by rising oil prices as Brent crude surpassed $86 per barrel.

Shares of Al-Aqaria rose 8% to close at 17.07 riyals after the company announced the lifting of a freeze on a land it owns north of Riyadh.

Shares of Red Sea and Intaj jumped by the maximum limit, closing at 27.28 riyals and 28.96 riyals, respectively.