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    <title>Ending on a Cheerful Note</title>
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        Market participants at the Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) were busy this week tidying up their portfolios ahead of the close of the year, which helped maintain activity levels. Approximately 28 million shares, worth JD95.5 million, changed hands during the week, as the AMI advanced by 2.72% and the ASMI rose by 3.99%. 
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        Prices rose overall this week with market participants directing their attention to the banking sector, which dominated market activity. All in all, 23.3 million shares, valued at JD127.1 million were traded as both the AMI and ASE rose approximately 3.90%.
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        The Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) faced strong profit taking this week, which played a key role in keeping volumes high. 30.7 million shares, worth JD142.2 million changed hands as both AMI and ASE indices retracted by more than 3%.
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        With more than 44.7 million shares worth JD167.2 million traded, the ASE stayed close to last week's peak volumes, with most of the attention directed towards the Banking sector.
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        Amman Stock Exchange (ASE)'s index set a record high of 4020.5 and volumes broke their all time highs reaching JD178.2 million, while both AMI and ASMI settled at 322.22 and 438.11 up 8.75% and 2.76, respectively.
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