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Fuel Prices Adjusted, Transit Cargo Surges

Jordan adjusts fuel prices for November and sees a significant rise in transit cargo volumes, impacting logistics and energy sectors.

Florent Kalfon · 31 October 2026 · 5 articles read

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Jordan's business conditions show mixed signals. Fuel price adjustments and stable electricity charges impact energy costs, while a surge in transit cargo boosts logistics. These developments create a complex environment for businesses in the coming week.

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Jordan Adjusts Fuel Prices for November

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Jordan's Fuel Pricing Committee announced new fuel prices effective November 1, 2026, according to Hala Akhbar and Jo24. The price of gasoline 90 and 95 will increase, while the prices of diesel, kerosene, and gas remain unchanged. The decision follows a review of October fuel prices amid ongoing geopolitical tensions affecting global markets. This adjustment aims to stabilize the domestic fuel market.

Impact Fuel importers and logistics operators face adjusted costs with the gasoline price increase starting November 1.

Sources: Hala Akhbar ↗, Jo24 ↗

Energy

Fuel Price Difference Charge Fixed at Zero

The Energy and Minerals Regulatory Commission in Jordan decided to maintain the fuel price difference charge on electricity bills at zero for November, Hala Akhbar reports. This decision keeps the charge unchanged from October, providing stability for electricity consumers. The commission's decision aims to mitigate the impact of fluctuating fuel costs on electricity prices.

Impact Electricity consumers continue to benefit from stable pricing with no additional charges for fuel price differences.

Sources: Hala Akhbar ↗, Jo24 ↗

Trade

Logistics

Jordan Transit Cargo Surges 84.7% in Q3 2026

Jordan experienced an 84.7% increase in road transit cargo volume during the third quarter of 2026 compared to the same period last year, according to Jordan News. This significant rise reflects enhanced logistics capabilities and increased trade activity through Jordan's transit routes. The surge in cargo volume underscores Jordan's growing role as a regional logistics hub.

Impact Logistics companies and transit operators benefit from increased cargo volumes, enhancing trade efficiency and profitability.

Sources: Jordan News ↗

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