Jordan's foreign reserves reach $26.6bn in July
The Jordanian Central Bank's foreign exchange reserves rose to $26.6 billion by the end of July 2026, covering the country's imports of goods and services for 8.7 months, which is three times the international standard. This level reflects strong monetary stability and confirms the robustness of the banking sector, which enjoys high liquidity and solvency. Additionally, the tourism sector grew by 7% in June 2026, while remittances from overseas workers increased by 14.5%. National exports rose by 7.3% in the first three months of the year, accompanied by an economic growth rate of 2.9%, with forecasts of 2.7% for 2026, and a low inflation rate of 2.03%.
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