By : JD
Jordan Daily – Jordan’s cash liquidity levels have remained high despite global geopolitical tensions and regional instability, which have negatively impacted the country’s economy.
The Central Bank of Jordan considers the continued rise in local liquidity a sign of the success of its measures to contain external pressures and maintain monetary stability.
According to the latest data from the Ministry of Finance, local liquidity increased by approximately 2.62 billion dinars in the past year, up 6.1% from the end of 2023, reaching around 45.28 billion dinars.
The rise was driven by a JD1.96 billion increase in net foreign assets within the banking sector and a JD 652.6 million rise in net domestic assets.
The ministry attributed the growth in local liquidity primarily to a JD 2.15 billion increase in net foreign assets held by the banking sector.
