Khaberni - The value of foreign reserves at the Central Bank increased by approximately $1.3 billion, by the end of March this year, compared to its level recorded at the end of 2025, according to bank data.
The reserves reached approximately $26.8 billion, which covers about 9.4 months of the kingdom's imports of goods and services, which is more than three times the international standard for reserve adequacy of three months.
According to bank data, this high level of foreign reserves strengthens the foundations of monetary and financial stability in the kingdom, the high confidence in the Jordanian dinar, and enhances the attractiveness of the national economy for investment.
