Secretary General of Jordanian Exchange Association, Alaa Eddine Diraniyeh, affirmed a "very strong" demand for the Jordanian dinar at money exchange companies by the Kingdom's various economic sectors and dealers, noting that inbound remittances to the Kingdom also contribute to achieve this purpose. In remarks to "Petra" Thursday, he said the global Standard and Poor's (SandP)'s decision to raise Jordan's long-term sovereign credit rating from (B+ to BB-) with a stable outlook had a "positive" impact on the increase in inbound and outbound remittances, which confirms the confidence of Arab and foreign investors in the national economy. Source: Jordan News Agency
Cold and Moist Air Mass to Affect Kingdom with Rain and Thunderstorms
Amman:A relatively cold and moist air mass associated with an extension of a low-pressure system is expected to impact the Kingdom on Friday, resulting in a slight drop in temperatures and partly cloudy to occasionally cloudy conditions.
According t…