03.11.202507:50:35UTC+00Jordan Producer Prices at 11-Month Low

In September 2025, Jordan experienced a 1.8% year-over-year decline in producer prices, a significant deepening from the 0.75% decrease observed in the previous month. This marks the eighth straight month of deflation in producer prices and represents the most substantial drop since October 2024. The ongoing reduction in manufacturing costs, which further decreased by 1.77% compared to a 1.43% drop in August, largely contributed to this trend. Notably, the paper and paper products sector witnessed a significant downturn, with prices falling 10.35% following a 10.03% decline. Additionally, the mining and quarrying sector saw a notable reversal, with a 5.32% decrease in producer prices after a substantial rise of 9.60% in August. This decline was predominantly driven by decreasing extraction costs for crude oil and natural gas, which fell by 0.27% after a previous jump of 14.60%, and a 5.40% drop in other mining and quarrying activities compared to a 9.52% increase. On a month-to-month basis, producer prices fell by 0.94% in September, following a 0.46% decline in August.