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Moody's: Jordan economy stays resilient
Moody's agency reported that the Jordanian economy has demonstrated resilience despite the geopolitical tensions in the region. It anticipates that the real GDP growth rate will rise to 2.7% in 2026, with a gradual acceleration reaching 3% in the latter years of the decade. The report pointed out that this growth is supported by infrastructure projects and improved regional trade flows, with tourism revenues remaining stable despite declines from European and American visitors. It also highlighted that public finances will be affected by rising energy costs, but the government’s debt burden is expected to decrease to around 81% by the end of 2027. The credit rating is likely to remain within the "Ba2" range, with prospects for improvement in the future if reforms continue and growth is sustained.
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