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Poor Trade Outlook Bodes Ill For GDP Growth

March 2010 | Economic Analysis

While Jordan escaped recession in 2009, the outlook is not particularly rosy for 2010 and beyond. Growth will remain well below previous trend levels, and high oil prices will have a negative impact on the trade balance.

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