AMMAN —
Jordan’s trade balance deficit with the EU stood at JD1.206 billion in the
January–June period of 2022, against JD1.226 in the same reporting period of
2021, according to official figures, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.
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Foreign trade data
issued Monday by the Department of Statistics showed that national exports to
the bloc’s countries soared by 103.2 percent to reach some JD174 million in
2022’s first half, compared to JD86 million in 2021.
Imports from the EU
member states edged up by 5.2 percent in the same period, amounting to JD1.380
billion against 1.312 billion last year.
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