The Director General of the Association of Jordanian Banks, Maher Al-Mahrouq, stressed that the latest reports of international financial institutions confirm positive expectations for the growth of the Jordanian economy next year, as reforms continue to be implemented and regional and global challenges are faced.
"The economy will witness a significant improvement in 2025, with growth expected to rise to 2.9 percent compared to 2.4 percent this year," he said.
He pointed out that inflation rates will remain within low limits, at 2.4 percent next year, a level among the lowest in the Arab region, thanks to monetary policies, which aim to achieve a balance between stimulating growth and maintaining price stability.
Source (Al-Arab Newspaper of London, Edited)
