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Jordan Inflation Slips to One-Year Low Jordan’s annual inflation slowed to 1.28% in November 2025, marking its lowest level since October 2024. Consumer prices also declined on a monthly basis, falling 0.31% after a slight rise in October. Key Points: Annual inflation fell to 1.28% in November. Lowest reading since October 2024. Down from 2.0% in the previous month. Monthly prices dropped 0.31%, reversing October’s gain of 0.07%. #EconomicCalendar# #CPI# #market# #Economy# #MacroGlobalMarkets##TrustFinance#

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