Mubasher: The Central Bank of Jordan (CBJ) maintained the levels of foreign exchange reserve within the first 11 months in 2015.
The country’s reserves declined by 0.01% and stood at $14.013 billion by the end of last November, compared with $14.015 billion at the end of FY14.
According to the bank’s monthly report, trade balance deficit was reduced by 35.67% to reach $7.67 billion, against $11.93 billion in 2014.
Moreover, central government’s domestic debt rose 3.9% to $18.27 billion. The current account deficit jumped to $13.7 million against $9.9 million at the end of 2014.
