In July 2025, Jordan's industrial output saw a year-on-year increase of 1.23%, marking an acceleration from June's 0.43%, which was the lowest in 12 months. This represents the most significant growth in industrial production since April, largely fueled by enhanced performance in manufacturing—up to 1.23% from June’s 0.97%—which comprises the bulk of the total output. Additionally, there was improved activity in mining and quarrying, which climbed to 3.20% from 2.68%. The decline in electricity production also moderated substantially, contracting by just -0.59% compared to the -9.30% drop in June. Cumulatively, for the first seven months of 2025, industrial output increased by 1.72% over the same period the previous year. On a monthly scale, industrial production grew by 1.96%, representing the slowest pace in three months, after a 2.31% rise observed in June.