Jordan consumer confidence rises by 8.6
According to the Ipsos Consumer Confidence Survey in Jordan, the confidence index rose to 42.6 points in the third quarter of 2026, marking an increase of 1.1 points from the previous quarter and 36 points compared to the same period in 2025. This improvement is mainly attributed to better economic outlooks, as the confidence index for local trends increased to 58.5 out of 100. Additionally, half of the consumers expect the economic situation to improve over the next six months, and about 64% believe that things are heading in the right direction. As a result, Jordan ranks fourth among 23 countries worldwide. However, concerns about unemployment and inflation continue to dominate consumer opinions, with 56% citing unemployment and 54% citing inflation as major issues. Nevertheless, the rise in consumer confidence reflects greater optimism about the future despite ongoing financial pressures.
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