Jordan’s Department of Statistics said total exports rose 14.5% year over year to 6.414 billion Jordanian dinars in the first half of 2026, in an external trade report released on September 2. National exports increased 6.2% to 4.667 billion dinars, while re-exports climbed 44.6% to 1.747 billion.

The trade deficit narrowed to 3.847 billion dinars from 4.073 billion in the first half of 2025, a reported decline of 5.5%, or 226 million dinars. Total exports combine national exports and re-exports, which moved at different rates. The figures cover January through June and do not describe or forecast the full year.