Moody's forecasts Jordan's economy to grow 3% by 2030

Moody's agency report indicates that the Jordanian economy has demonstrated good resilience despite regional geopolitical tensions, with expectations for real GDP growth to reach 2.7% in 2026 and around 3% throughout the rest of the decade. This growth is supported by infrastructure projects and improvements in regional trade, including with Syria. The report also notes that tourism revenues remain stable despite a decline in European and American visitors, and it forecasts that the government's debt burden will decrease from 83.6% in 2025 to approximately 81% by 2027. Jordan's credit rating has improved to include institutional strength, with an expectation that reforms and regional developments could raise the rating further in the future, although challenges remain due to rising debt levels and social pressures.

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