AMMAN, 17 May 2008 — Arab stock markets were steady this week as investors looked for new moving factors to decide their positions in the coming weeks, financial investors said yesterday.

AMMAN: Jordan's foreign reserves rose at least $800 million in less than two months to $6 billion after $2.1bn was paid from reserves to finance a debt buyback deal, central bank governor Ummaya Toukan said yesterday.

Jordan looking forward to stronger trade among OIC members

Jordan - Sudan project feasibility study to be out in June

Jordan to sign agreements with uranium extraction companies by year-end

Jordan ready to set up joint free zone with Iraq

Jordanian, Malaysian businessmen explore investment opportunities

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