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By Adli Kandah - Jun 04,2023
The royal wedding filled the hearts of the Jordanian people with joy and happiness throughout the past beautiful days.
By Adli Kandah - May 28,2023
The term "Marshall Plan" is often used metaphorically to describe a country's comprehensive programme for reconstruction or development.
By Adli Kandah - May 24,2023
Monetary policy serves as a crucial tool employed by central banks to manage financial, banking and economic stability, while fostering sustainable growth.
By Adli Kandah - May 16,2023
The term "black swan" has resurfaced in specialised economic programmes and news bulletins. So, what does this term actually mean? There are various stories surrounding this peculiar swan.
By Adli Kandah - May 09,2023
Putting an end to the conflict in Sudan is crucial for both regional and international interests. Sudan's geostrategic economic position is not only significant for the Arab world, but also for many African countries and the world at large.
By Adli Kandah - May 02,2023
In response to global monetary developments and the US Federal Reserve's increase in interest rates, the Central Bank of Jordan (CBJ) has raised interest rates on all monetary policy instruments nine times in the past twelve months (from March 2022 to March 2023).
By Adli Kandah - Apr 25,2023
The gold standard refers to a monetary system wherein a country's currency, such as the US dollar, is directly linked to a fixed quantity of gold.
By Adli Kandah - Apr 17,2023
We often feel reassured when we hear statements like "Jordan has managed to withstand various major global and regional shocks and maintain its economic stability." These were the words of Jihad Azour, director of the Middle East and Central Asia Department at the International M
By Adli Kandah - Apr 11,2023
The gold standard refers to a monetary system wherein a country's currency, such as the US dollar, is directly linked to a fixed quantity of gold.
By Adli Kandah - Apr 03,2023
An inverted yield curve occurs when the interest rates on short-term bonds are higher than those on long-term bonds. This reflects investor preference for higher returns on shorter-term investments versus longer-term ones.