Amman Stock Exchange · Weekly Report Amman Stock Exchange Weekly Summary Trading week: 01–05 November 2026
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General Index 4,081.2 points ▼ 0.88% Previous week: 4,117.3 |
| Total Trading Value 58.2 JOD million ▼ 20.5% Previous week: 73.2 |
| Avg. Daily Turnover 11.6 JOD million ▼ 20.5% Previous week: 14.6 |
| Shares Traded 21.5 million shares Across 20,566 transactions |
The Amman Stock Exchange recorded a decline in liquidity indicators during the reporting week, as both average daily trading value and total weekly trading value fell compared with the previous week. Sector performance was mixed: the industrial index rose 1.46%, while services fell 1.96% and financials declined 1.18%. The weekly trading results reflect the dominance of selling despite lower liquidity levels.
Average daily trading value on the Amman Stock Exchange from 01 to 05 November was approximately JOD 11.6 million, compared with JOD 14.6 million in the previous week, a decline of 20.5%. Total weekly trading value was approximately JOD 58.2 million, compared with JOD 73.2 million in the previous week. A total of 21.5 million shares were traded through 20,566 transactions.
Trading value was distributed across the three sectors as follows:
Financials 56.25% | Industry 24.98% | Services 18.77% |
Sector | Trading Value (JOD million) | Share of Total | Index Change |
■ Industry | 21.87 | 37.59% | ▲ 1.46% |
■ Financials | 20.61 | 35.41% | ▼ 1.18% |
■ Services | 15.71 | 27% | ▼ 1.96% |
Total | 58.2 | 100% | — |
Note The main decline in the index came from the services sector, followed by the financial sector. |
The general share price index fell to 4,081.2 points at the end of this week, compared with 4,117.3 points in the previous week, a decline of 0.88%. The decline was driven by negative performance in the services and financial sectors. Of the 127 companies traded, 33 advanced, 75 declined and 19 were unchanged. This reflects selling pressure across most traded companies, with declining stocks accounting for 59.06% of all stocks traded.
Previous Week Close 4,117.3 points | → | This Week Close 4,081.2 points | → | Weekly Change (points) -36.1 ▼ 20.5% |
Comparing this week’s closing prices with their previous closes, 33 companies recorded gains, 75 companies declined and 19 companies were unchanged, out of 127 companies traded during the week.
■ 33 Advancing 25.98% of companies traded ■ 75 Declining 59.06% of companies traded ■ 19 Unchanged 14.96% of companies traded |
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Symbol | DADI | MALL | JEIH | JOFR | AALU |
Change | ▲ 9.76% | ▲ 8% | ▲ 7.32% | ▲ 5.77% | ▲ 5.22% |
Closing Price (JOD) | 1.35 | 0.54 | 0.88 | 0.55 | 1.41 |
The top five gainers recorded a combined trading value of JOD 3,867,435, equivalent to 6.65% of total trading value for the week.
Symbol | JERY | JPPC | AMMI | SHRA | DARA |
Change | ▼ 20.15% | ▼ 12.5% | ▼ 10.87% | ▼ 10.13% | ▼ 8.54% |
Closing Price (JOD) | 2.10 | 0.21 | 1.23 | 0.71 | 0.75 |
The top five decliners recorded a combined trading value of JOD 801,195, equivalent to 1.38% of total trading value for the week.
Symbol | JOPH | JOEP | ARBK | JOIB | JOPT |
Trading Value (JOD) | 12,420,253 | 7,475,024 | 5,586,504 | 5,572,632 | 5,313,535 |
Market Share | 21.34% | 12.84% | 9.6% | 9.57% | 9.13% |
Closing Price (JOD) | 13.90 | 3.83 | 7.35 | 5.02 | 8.85 |
The five most actively traded stocks recorded a combined trading value of JOD 36,367,948, equivalent to 62.49% of total trading value for the week. The concentration of 62.49% of liquidity in a limited number of stocks reflects continued narrowing of market participation and trading activity.
08 Market Analysis
In the week ended 05/11/2026, the Amman Stock Exchange’s general index fell 0.88% to close at 4,081.2 points, while trading value declined 20.5% to JOD 58.2 million. The main weakness was falling prices without sufficient buying activity to contain the decline. Losses broadened to 75 companies, compared with 33 advancing. Market weakness therefore extended beyond a small number of stocks, although these data alone are insufficient to describe the decline as a wave of heavy selling. Industry was the positive exception, with its index rising 1.46%, while the financial and services indices fell 1.18% and 1.96%, respectively. However, the increase in industry’s share of total trading to 37.59% needs careful interpretation: its trading value fell to JOD 21.87 million from approximately JOD 25.44 million in the previous week, based on the reported total trading value and sector shares. The sector therefore showed greater price resilience and a smaller decline in trading activity than the other sectors; this does not, however, demonstrate an inflow of additional liquidity. In our view, market performance remains weak. Industry’s improvement alone is insufficient to signal a reversal in the overall trend while financials and services are falling and decliners outnumber gainers by more than two to one. A selective approach remains more appropriate than broad buying based solely on lower prices, with attention to financial results, valuations and each stock’s liquidity. An improved liquidity outlook requires a rising index alongside recovering trading value and broader participation in gains, particularly in financials and services. Until these signals appear, any limited rebound will need confirmation before it can be regarded as the start of a sustained recovery. |
Disclaimer: This report is for information and general analysis only and does not constitute a recommendation to buy and/or sell any security. |
