Jordan's producer prices rose by 5.41% year-on-year in September, reaching a four-month high

(1) In September 2026, Jordan's producer prices rose by 5.41% year-on-year, accelerating from August's 3.47% and reaching the highest level since May. (2) Breaking down the figures, the increase was mainly driven by accelerated price gains in the manufacturing sector (5.60%, compared to 3.71% in August), with particularly notable rises in coke and refined petroleum products (49.1%, compared to 33.67% in August) and in fabricated metal products excluding machinery and equipment (4.23%, compared to 0.38% in August). (3) Mining and quarrying prices also rose at a faster pace (6.46%, compared to 1.50% in August), while prices in electricity, gas, steam, and air conditioning supply increased slightly (1.78%, compared to 1.74% in August). (4) On a month-on-month basis, producer prices in September rose 0.92%, reversing the 0.61% drop in August and returning to positive growth after three consecutive months of contraction.