Khaberni - The excess liquidity at banks reached nearly 5 billion Jordanian dinars, according to Adel Sharkas, governor of the Central Bank of Jordan, on Wednesday.
He said on the "Kingdom" satellite channel that the magnitude of this liquidity is an indicator of a safety margin to cover the needs of the national economy.
He added that the Jordanian economy continues its recovery journey despite geopolitical tensions.
He said that the 3% growth of the Jordanian economy in the fourth quarter of 2025 is significant and important for the quality of growth that encompasses all economic sectors.
He added that the productive sector's share of the growth is 55%; pointing out that previously this sector's growth share was 30%.
"Our economy is resilient and robust, capable of absorbing various shocks," according to Sharkas.
He added, "We have a high safety margin of foreign reserves at the Central Bank; this allows us to face external shocks."
