Jordan keeps fuel prices steady for September
In September 2026, the Jordanian government decided to fix fuel prices at August levels, despite the increase in global oil prices during August. This move aims to maintain price stability and protect citizens and economic sectors. The price of 90-octane gasoline was set at 1000 dinars per liter, 95-octane at 1310 dinars, diesel at 850 dinars, and kerosene at 550 dinars, while support for domestic and industrial gas continued. Prices are based on the average global prices over the previous 30 days. This stabilization seeks to reduce the impact of rising global costs on consumers and lessen the burden on the government budget, which had borne support costs estimated at around 224 million dinars up to the end of August.
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