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National exports up 5.8% in early 2026
Jordan's exports increased by 5.8% during the first five months of 2026, reaching 3,796 million dinars, compared to a 31.3% rise in re-export value, which amounted to 1,387 million dinars, according to the General Statistics report. The total export value also grew by 11.6% to 5,183 million dinars, while imports declined slightly by 1.0% to 8,194 million dinars. This resulted in a 17.1% decrease in the trade balance deficit, which fell to 3,011 million dinars. The export coverage ratio improved from 56% to 63%. Export growth was notable in sectors such as clothing, chemicals, and potash, while jewelry, pharmaceuticals, and phosphate exports declined. Exports to Syria, China, and European Union countries increased, whereas imports from Saudi Arabia and India rose, with declines seen in jewelry and machinery markets. In May 2026, exports totaled 1,319 million dinars, with a trade deficit of 316 million dinars. Overall, both exports and imports increased compared to the previous year, leading to a 39.6% reduction in the trade deficit.
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