The Central Bank of Jordan (CBJ) announced on Thursday that the Kingdom's total foreign reserves reached $28.2 billion by the end of February 2026, marking a significant increase compared to $25.5 billion at the end of 2025.
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In a statement, the Bank noted that this substantial rise—representing an increase of $2.7 billion since the end of 2025 and $8.2 billion since the end of 2024—reflects the effectiveness of its monetary policy and its efficient management of foreign currency assets. This growth is supported by a steady momentum of foreign currency inflows into the Kingdom from key sources, primarily national exports, tourism, workers' remittances from abroad, and foreign investment, alongside a generally positive performance in macroeconomic indicators.
The statement further explained that the current level of reserves provides a strong safety margin, covering the Kingdom’s imports of goods and services for ten months (a level that exceeds recognized international standards for reserve adequacy). This high coverage also strengthens confidence in the Jordanian Dinar, supports monetary and financial stability, and enhances the economy's resilience against external fluctuations.
The Central Bank reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining monetary stability, enhancing the robustness of the financial sector, and contributing to the consolidation of macroeconomic stability to achieve sustainable and inclusive economic growth in the Kingdom.
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