In August 2025, Jordan experienced a 0.75% year-on-year decline in producer prices, following a 0.59% drop in the previous month, which was subsequently adjusted downward. This represents the seventh consecutive period of deflation in producer prices, largely driven by a reduction in manufacturing costs, which decreased by 1.43% compared to a 1.11% decline in July. The primary factors contributing to this decrease were lower prices in food products, refined petroleum, paper and paper products, among others. Conversely, the mining and quarrying sector saw an increase in producer inflation, rising to 9.63% from 6.71%. On a monthly basis, producer prices experienced a decline of 0.46% in August, contrasting with a 0.49% increase recorded in the prior month.