Jordan consumer confidence rises by 8.6 points
Consumer confidence in the Jordanian economy rose to 42.6 points in the third quarter of 2026, up from 41.5 points in the previous quarter, with more positive expectations indicating an improvement in the economic situation over the next six months. However, concerns about unemployment and inflation remain persistent, as job opportunities and living costs are among the main worries, and financial obstacles continue to impact households, despite the overall increase in the consumer confidence index. The results suggest a relative optimism about the future, despite ongoing economic pressures.
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