AMMAN (Reuters) - Jordan has every reason to worry about the conflict in Syria, its bigger neighbour to the north.
A flood of Syrian refugees and disrupted trade due to the 22-month-old revolt against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad burden a frail economy that has already had to turn to the IMF.
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