Jordan ranks third globally in currency safety
Jordan ranked third worldwide in the "Money Stability" index for 2026, according to a report by the Canadian Fraser Institute. This reflects the stability of the national currency, low inflation rates, disciplined monetary policies, with foreign reserves reaching approximately $28.47 billion, and inflation recorded at 2.26% until the end of September 2026. This stability boosts confidence in the national economy, supports the ability of businesses and individuals to plan financially, and reduces the risks of price fluctuations and exchange rate volatility. These factors positively impact the investment environment and stimulate economic growth. While monetary stability is considered one of the strongest factors attracting investment, the future challenge lies in expanding the productive base and improving the business environment to foster sustainable growth and generate new employment opportunities.
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