Jordan; 2010 Article IV Consultation-Staff Report and Public Information Notice

The economy of Jordan was affected by the global crisis. Lower commodity prices helped improve Jordanâ€™s external position. Effective banking supervision has strengthened the capacity of Jordanian banks to withstand shocks. The authorities have implemented prudent fiscal and monetary policies. The medium-term fiscal strategy should be supported by a number of institutional reforms. The fixed exchange rate regime remains important for financial stability. Bank regulation and supervision should continue to focus on preventing excessive risk-taking.

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Year of publication:	2010-09-20
Institutions:	International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund
Subject:	Article IV consultation reports \| Bank credit \| Bank supervision \| Budget deficits \| Economic indicators \| Financial sector \| Fiscal consolidation \| Fiscal reforms \| Staff Reports \| current account \| banking \| external debt \| public debt \| banking system \| central bank \| debt ratio \| current account deficit \| banking supervision \| debt sustainability \| external shocks \| balance of payments \| reserve requirement \| private credit \| current account balance \| debt reduction \| external financing \| current expenditure \| government debt \| capital expenditure \| international reserve \| domestic financing \| external debt sustainability \| capital adequacy \| domestic currency \| debt management \| external funding \| debt sustainability analysis \| reserve holdings \| reserve adequacy \| banking sector \| net debt \| debt management strategy \| bank regulation \| debt stock \| bank profitability \| macroeconomic stability \| short-term debt \| investment spending \| bank reserves \| income statement \| return on assets \| external liabilities \| domestic debt \| external borrowing \| banking industry \| banking regulation \| sovereign risk \| consolidated supervision \| bank deposits \| debt dynamics \| official creditors \| capital adequacy ratio \| loan loss provision \| recapitalization \| bank interest \| bank regulations \| foreign asset \| bank soundness \| repurchases \| connected lending \| public sector debt \| excess demand \| bank financing \| reserve ? holdings \| interest expense \| reserve ratio \| excess liquidity \| banking crisis \| reserve accumulation \| banking operations \| external public debt \| liquidity ratio \| bank policy \| total external debt \| bank recapitalization \| bank intermediation \| bank clients \| domestic debt markets \| foreign exchange \| external debt indicators \| time deposit \| balance of payment \| bank interest margin \| long-term debt \| stock of debt \| global liquidity \| net interest margin \| banks ? loan \| bank earnings \| return on equity

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Extent:	application/pdf
Series:	IMF Staff Country Reports.
Type of publication:	Book / Working Paper
Notes:	The text is part of a series IMF Staff Country Reports Number 10/297 7 pages long
Source:	RePEc - Research Papers in Economics

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