Jordan’s economy is likely to grow by 4.25 pct in 2011 after slowing sharply due to the global crisis and its budget deficit should narrow slightly to 5.3 percent of
In spite of signs of recovery from the global financial crisis in 2010 in Jordan, economists predicted "slow" economic growth in 2011 and are skeptical about the possibility of an "imminent" end to the impact of the global downturn.
with improving the health of the banking system. Sharaf has held several senior posts in the banking and financial industry, including a stint in a private equity Dubai based firm and in the World Bank’s investment arm, the International Finance
Slowdown of Credit Flows in Jordan in the Wake of the Global Financial Crisis: Supply or Demand Driven? Disclaimer: This Working Paper should not be reported as representing the views of the IMF.
Jordan - 20 September 2010 - Global Investment House Global Investment House ( Global Global ) in Jordan announced that the Global Palestine Dedicated Fund realised 3.6% returns from the beginning of the year until August 2010, outperforming the Al-Quds Index (-0.2%) by 3.8%.
Reuters (press release)Qatar up in ranks of global economyGulf TimesCompared with many other economies, the report said, Qatar was relatively “unharmed” by the global economic crisis with its growth slowing to 9% in 2009, ...Experts say still room for improvement in China's competitivenessXinhuaGlobal Competitiveness Report Ranks Tunisia First in North AfricaGlobal Arab Network - English NewsUS...
Jordan's central bank chief defended the U.S. currency's role as the chief global reserve currency on Saturday, and fretted about the potential for a wave of competitive devaluations by some emerging-economy nations.
World Press ReviewJordan: Success Story of the IMFWorld Press ReviewAccording to Dominique Strauss-Khan, managing director of the IMF, "The Jordanian economy has proved resilient to the global economic downturn, ...
Bank/Credit Suisse consortium mandates to arrange a $500 million Eurobond issue, in its first ever move to tap global capital markets, the finance minister said on Wednesday. The banks were selected from at least a dozen global lenders who had offered