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  • Jordan capital market institutions lack professionals


    Mohammad Tash, chairman of Jordan Securities Commission (JSC) Board of Commissioners, listed a decline in the number of qualified and professional cadres among the challenges facing capital market institutions. Jordan Times - 07Feb 07:21GMT
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  • Arab Bank Group ups net income by 13% to $305.9m


    Arab Bank Group announced on Sunday in a press release that its net income after tax amounted to $305.9 million at the end of 2011, 13 per cent higher than the $270.8 million at the end of 2010. Jordan Times - 07Feb 07:20GMT
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  • Arab Bank Group posts 13% growth in profits


    Arab Bank Group announced net income after tax amounted to USD 305.9 million at the end of 2011 as compared to USD 270.8 million at the end of 2010 recording a growth of 13%. Press Release - 06Feb 12:44GMT
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  • Profit dips at Jordan Telecom


    Jordan Telecom Group (JTG) announced in a press release that net profit dropped by 5.6 per cent last year to JD89.8 million compared to JD95.1 million in 2010. Jordan Times - 05Feb 07:14GMT
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  • Housing Bank ups 2011 net after-tax profit by 13.1% to JD100 million


    Michel Marto, chairman of the Housing Bank for Trade and Finance (HBTF), announced on Saturday in a press release that the bank's net profit before tax and after provisions amounted to JD135.7 million in 2011, 16.6 per cent higher than the JD116.4 million posted in 2010. Jordan Times - 05Feb 07:07GMT
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GDP per capita Est 3828 USD 31-Dec-2009
GDP Est 22.929 (B) USD 31-Dec-2009
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GDP per capita Est 3828 USD 31-Dec-2009
GDP Est 22.929 (B) USD 31-Dec-2009
Inflation Est 2.679 (%) 31-Dec-2009
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 Last Value 14Feb 10:00GMT 1,956.49
 Change
  12.42 ( 0.63%)
 Previous Close 1,968.91
 Open 1,971.15
 Day High - Low 1,971.39 -  1,955.90
 Year High - Low 2,306.08 -  1,920.88
 YTD Change
  1.82%
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 Market Digest 14Feb 10:00GMT
 Total Market Cap USD 26,169,032,911
 Total Market Cap USD
  (Primary Listings)
26,173,129,981
 Volume 4,253,071
 Value Traded USD * 4,827,941
 Transactions 0
 Traded / Listed Stocks 123 / 249
 Stocks Movement 30 Up - 68 Down - 25 Unchanged
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| No. of Employees | Total revenue
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Cap
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1 Arab Bank Jordan 5,494
2 Arab Potash Company Jordan 4,650
3 The Housing Bank for Trade and Finance Jordan 2,881
4 Jordan Telecom Group Jordan 1,973
5 Jordan Phosphate Mines Company Jordan 1,276
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