02.01.202602:45:36UTC+00Jordan Producer Price Deflation Eases in November

In November 2025, Jordan experienced a 0.69% year-on-year decrease in producer prices, a slight easing from the 0.87% drop witnessed in October. This represented the tenth consecutive month of declining producer prices, but it was the mildest decline since July. The deceleration in the fall of manufacturing costs, which lessened to -1.03% from October's -1.29%, contributed to this improvement. This moderation was primarily due to smaller decreases in the prices of food products and paper and paper products, coupled with a recovery in the printing and reproduction of recorded media sector. Conversely, there was an increase in price growth within the mining and quarrying industry, surging to 7.16% from 3.88%, largely attributed to a 7.40% rise in costs associated with other mining and quarrying activities. Meanwhile, electricity prices decreased by 2.43%, following a 1.39% increase in October. On a monthly scale, producer prices saw a 0.57% rise in November, a turnaround from the prior month's 0.34% decrease.