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Macroeconomic Forecast Jordan

June 2010 | Macroeconomic Forecasts

We forecast 3.2% real GDP growth, based on a recovery in the banking sector and a potential pick-up in industrial production. Nonetheless, due to the subdued external conditions and mining sectors, that failed to grow over the last quarter, we are more cautious than the Jordanian government (which predicts 4-4.5% growth in

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