In October 2025, Jordan's producer prices saw a year-on-year decline of 0.9%, continuing a trend of deflation for the ninth month in a row, although at a slower rate than the 1.8% decrease recorded in September. This deceleration in deflation was mainly attributed to a lesser reduction in manufacturing costs, which fell by 1.29% as opposed to 1.77% the previous month, and a notable recovery in the mining and quarrying sector, which experienced a rise of 3.88% compared to a previous slump of 5.32%. In particular, other mining and quarrying activities contributed significantly with a 4.08% increase against a previous decline of 5.40%. However, these positive movements were somewhat counteracted by further reductions in crude oil and natural gas prices, which dropped by 7.51%, deepening from a previous decrease of 0.27%. On a month-to-month basis, producer prices decreased by 0.34% in October, following a 0.94% reduction in September.