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Jordanian exports to US down 14.8%
- Jordan: Thursday, November 27 - 2008 at 14:29
Jordan's exports to the US during 2008 dropped by 14.8%, but the decline does not reflect a weakening in ties between the two countries, said the US Ambassador to Jordan Robert Beecroft. He credited the decline to the financial crisis and said it is also a reflection of weakening demand in the US for particular products. Exports to the US from Jordan are down 14.8% in 2008, reported Jordan Times.
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