In September 2025, Jordan experienced an uptick in its annual inflation rate, reaching 1.74%—a climb from August's nine-month low of 1.32%. This increase marks the highest rate since June and is primarily attributed to a recovery in the prices of food and non-alcoholic beverages, which shifted from a decrease of 0.36% in August to an increase of 1.48% in September. On a monthly scale, consumer prices remained steady in September, following a 0.21% decline in August, representing the first monthly rise observed in three months.