Jordan Daily – Jordan’s foreign reserves hit a record high of about $24.6 billion at the end of November, supported by strong export growth, rising tourism revenues, higher remittances from Jordanians abroad and increased foreign direct investment in 2025.
The Central Bank of Jordan said the historic rise reflects the resilience of the kingdom’s economy and its ability to withstand external pressures.
It added that prudent management of gold reserves helped maintain liquidity and reinforce financial and monetary stability.
