AMMONNEWS - The Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) index on Wednesday went up by 1.03 percent at 1,605 points compared to the closing of yesterday's session, driven by the rise of the shares of the Arab Bank, the Jordan Petroleum Refinery, the Phosphate Mines company, and the Potash company.
Today's trading session closed with a total of 2.4 million shares traded through 1,073 transactions at a trading value of JD3.7 million.
Stock traders are anticipating the results of the second quarter of the public joint-stock companies, as they reflect the effects of the COVID-19 crisis.
The closing prices of 30 companies with traded shares went up, while 43 others declined. The prices of the shares of 11 others remained unchanged.
AMMONNEWS - The Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) index on Wednesday went up by 1.03 percent at 1,605 points compared to the closing of yesterday's session, driven by the rise of the shares of the Arab Bank, the Jordan Petroleum Refinery, the Phosphate Mines company, and the Potash company.
Today's trading session closed with a total of 2.4 million shares traded through 1,073 transactions at a trading value of JD3.7 million.
Stock traders are anticipating the results of the second quarter of the public joint-stock companies, as they reflect the effects of the COVID-19 crisis.
The closing prices of 30 companies with traded shares went up, while 43 others declined. The prices of the shares of 11 others remained unchanged.
AMMONNEWS - The Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) index on Wednesday went up by 1.03 percent at 1,605 points compared to the closing of yesterday's session, driven by the rise of the shares of the Arab Bank, the Jordan Petroleum Refinery, the Phosphate Mines company, and the Potash company.
Today's trading session closed with a total of 2.4 million shares traded through 1,073 transactions at a trading value of JD3.7 million.
Stock traders are anticipating the results of the second quarter of the public joint-stock companies, as they reflect the effects of the COVID-19 crisis.
The closing prices of 30 companies with traded shares went up, while 43 others declined. The prices of the shares of 11 others remained unchanged.
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