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Hi Dubai
4 days ago
- Business
- Hi Dubai
UAE Supplies 45.5% of Japan's Oil Imports in April
The United Arab Emirates emerged as Japan's largest crude oil supplier in April 2025, delivering 34 million barrels and accounting for 45.5 percent of Tokyo's total oil imports for the month, according to Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry. Data released by the Agency for Natural Resources and Energy shows that Japan imported a total of 74.77 million barrels in April, with 94.1 percent—over 70 million barrels—sourced from Arab countries. The UAE topped the list, followed by Saudi Arabia, which shipped 27.10 million barrels or 36.3 percent of Japan's imports. Other key suppliers included Qatar with 5.25 million barrels (7 percent), Kuwait with 2.79 million barrels (3.7 percent), Oman with 1.2 percent, and Sudan with 0.4 percent. These figures underscore the dominant role of Gulf nations in powering Japan's energy needs. Non-Arab sources made up a small fraction of imports. The United States contributed 3.9 percent, followed by Ecuador at 1.4 percent, Brunei at 0.2 percent, and Oceania at 0.1 percent. The latest data highlights Japan's continued reliance on Middle Eastern crude, particularly from the UAE and Saudi Arabia, to meet its energy demands amid global market fluctuations. News Source: Emirates News Agency
Jordan News
10-02-2025
- Business
- Jordan News
Foreign Ownership in Jordanian Listed Companies Reaches 48% - Jordan News
Statistics from the Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) revealed that the contribution of non-Jordanian investors in the listed companies on the exchange reached approximately 47.9% of the total market capitalization by the end of January 2025. Of this, 33.6% came from institutional investors, including companies, institutions, and funds. اضافة اعلان The total value of stocks bought by non-Jordanian investors through trading on the exchange in January 2025 amounted to 23.3 million Jordanian Dinars, accounting for 15.7% of the total trading volume. Meanwhile, the value of stocks sold by non-Jordanians during the same period was 18.5 million Jordanian Dinars. In terms of Arab investors, the total value of their purchases in January was around 21 million Jordanian Dinars, representing 90.3% of the total purchases by non-Jordanians. Non-Arab investors' purchases amounted to 2.3 million Jordanian Dinars, representing 9.7% of total non-Jordanian purchases. Regarding sales, Arab investors accounted for 95.3% of the total sales by non-Jordanians, with a total value of 17.7 million Jordanian Dinars, while non-Arab investors' sales amounted to 0.9 million Jordanian Dinars, representing 4.7%. Arab investors' contribution to the total market capitalization of the stock exchange was 31.9%, while non-Arabs contributed 16.0%. Sector-wise, non-Jordanian investors' contributions were as follows: Financial sector : 51.2% : 51.2% Services sector : 22.4% : 22.4% Industrial sector : 53.2%
