The effect of economic variables (workers ‘diaries abroad, bank deposits, gross domestic product, and inflation) on stock returns in the Amman Financial Market from 2005/2018

Khawla Kassed Abdo, Hanan A. M. Al-Qudah, Laith Akram Al-Qudah and Mohammad Zakaria al Qudah

Journal of Sustainable Finance & Investment, 2023, vol. 13, issue 1, 59-72

Abstract: This study is aimed to investigate the effect of economic variables on stuck return in Amman Financial markets and reflect to the research variables. Macroeconomics factors play an important role in the performance of the stock. Investors have an intention that fluctuation and forecast are easier if the research of market variables will be identified. For the case study, the Amman Stock Exchange has been taken in the following report. The research will focus on the effect of the interest rate, inflation, and bank interest rate on the floatation of stock. All the variable plays their important role in the movement of stock. Therefore, consequently, the change will be visible in different ways of the market. For this report, a study has been made of the data from the year 2005–2018. Multiple regression models and descriptive statics tools had been used through SPSS for clarification of concepts. The methodology of the research and interpretation of the results are discussed in the following report which helps in driving conclusions. Also, the return of stock was tending to be more fluctuating with the change in every variable. The variable of macroeconomics that was taken for research was GDP, inflation, bank interest rates of deposits. it was also concluded that GDP is directly and has a strong relation with returns of stock. As for inflation, the inverse relationship had been observed.

Date: 2023
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