Ammon News - The Central Bank of Jordan’s foreign currency reserves increased by approximately $1.548 billion by the end of last April compared to the end of 2025, reaching $27.051 billion.

According to Central Bank data reviewed by Al-Mamlaka, the reserves were valued at JD19.179 billion, enough to cover the Kingdom's imports for about 9.5 months.

Meanwhile, gold reserves reached around JD7.827 billion, equivalent to approximately 2.397 million ounces by the end of April.

At the end of last year, the Central Bank’s foreign currency and gold reserves stood at $25.503 billion, equivalent to JD18.018 billion, covering the Kingdom’s imports for nearly 9 months.