The volume of foreign reserves with the Central Bank of Jordan (CBJ) increased to $17.4 billion until the end of May, compared to $17.3 billion at the end of 2022, or $100 million, according to the bank.
The level of these reserves is considered 'among the highest levels reached by the reserves of the bank,' according to Al-Mamlaka.
Jordan is currently witnessing 'an active tourist movement, in addition to a strong demand for dinars, with the summer season and the advent of the blessed Eid al-Adha', the bank said.
The volume of foreign reserves with the Central Bank of Jordan (CBJ) increased to $17.4 billion until the end of May, compared to $17.3 billion at the end of 2022, or $100 million, according to the bank.
The level of these reserves is considered 'among the highest levels reached by the reserves of the bank,' according to Al-Mamlaka.
Jordan is currently witnessing 'an active tourist movement, in addition to a strong demand for dinars, with the summer season and the advent of the blessed Eid al-Adha', the bank said.
The volume of foreign reserves with the Central Bank of Jordan (CBJ) increased to $17.4 billion until the end of May, compared to $17.3 billion at the end of 2022, or $100 million, according to the bank.
The level of these reserves is considered 'among the highest levels reached by the reserves of the bank,' according to Al-Mamlaka.
Jordan is currently witnessing 'an active tourist movement, in addition to a strong demand for dinars, with the summer season and the advent of the blessed Eid al-Adha', the bank said.
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CBJ: Foreign currency reserves up to $17.4 billion in May
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CBJ: Foreign currency reserves up to $17.4 billion in May
The volume of foreign reserves with the Central Bank of Jordan (CBJ) increased to $17.4 billion until the end of May, compared to $17.3 billion at the end of 2022, or $100 million, according to the bank.
The level of these reserves is considered 'among the highest levels reached by the reserves of the bank,' according to Al-Mamlaka.
Jordan is currently witnessing 'an active tourist movement, in addition to a strong demand for dinars, with the summer season and the advent of the blessed Eid al-Adha', the bank said.
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