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Media In / Amman November 5, 2018
Amman Stock Exchange (JSE) statistics revealed that JD 356.6 million worth of shares purchased by non-Jordanian investors, which were traded through the stock exchange during October 2018, accounted for 76.9 percent of total trading volume.
The value of shares sold for the same period amounted to JD 362.9 million. Thus, the net non-Jordanian investment during the month of October decreased by JD 3.6 million, compared with a decrease of KD 2.4 million for the same month of 2017.
And statistics showed that the value of shares bought by non-Jordanian investors since the beginning of the year until the end of October last month amounted to 2.713 million dinars problem accounted for 9.43 percent of the total trading volume, while the value of stocks sold them amounted to 3.686 million dinars, and the net investment is Jordanian bank increased by JD9.9 million, compared with a decrease of KD 342.3 million for the same period in 2017.
Arab investors hand, reaching the total value of the purchases since the beginning of the year until the end of October, about 5 t month of 189 million dinars, representing 6.26 percent of the total value of purchases by non-Jordanians, while the total value of non-Arab purchases 8.523 million dinars, representing 73.4 percent of the total purchases by non-Jordanians. As for the overall value of selling the Arabs amounted to 1.144 million dinars, representing 21 percent of total sales by non-Jordanians, and the value of selling non-Arab 3.542 million dinars, representing 79 percent of total sales by non-Jordanians.
Thus, at the end of last October, the month of becoming the proportion of investors Non-Jordanian ownership in companies listed the stock exchange about 9.48 percent of the total market value, the problem of the contribution of Arabs 8.36 percent, and non-Arabs 1.12 percent of the total market capitalization of the Stock Exchange, while the sector level, reaching the ratio of the financial sector 7.54 , Services sector (18.7 percent) and industrial sector (53.8 percent).
