Amman - Investments from Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries in the Amman Stock Exchange totaled JD 3.9 billion by the end of October, according to data from the Amman Chamber of Commerce. These investments spanned 5,474 contributions and 1.4 billion securities.
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Saudi Arabia emerged as the leading GCC investor, with a total investment of JD 1.042 billion. This included 2,413 contributions and 435.1 million securities, making it the top contributor among GCC countries in the Amman Stock Exchange.
Kuwait ranked second, with investments reaching JD 1.001 billion across 2,131 contributions and 260.8 million securities.
Bahraini investments were valued at JD 853 million, distributed across 96 contributions, with a total of 380.1 million securities.
Qatar followed with investments of JD 523 million, represented by 430 contributions and 197.5 million securities.
Investments from the United Arab Emirates totaled JD 418 million, covering 290 contributions and 112 million securities.
Omani investments stood at JD 32 million, distributed over 114 contributions and 7.4 million securities.
The GCC, which comprises Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, the UAE, and Oman, continues to play a significant role in the Amman Stock Exchange, reflecting robust economic ties within the region.
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