Findings published during Q3 2026 documented increases in Jordan’s annual indicators through 2024 or 2025, rather than movements within the quarter. GDP at purchasing-power parity rose for 4 straight years, from $111.3 billion in 2021 to $145.5 billion in 2025, an increase of 31%.
Two findings later replaced by newer versions recorded additional increases over 2021–2025. GNI at purchasing-power parity increased from 110.78 billion to 143.28 billion current international dollars, up 29.3%. GDP per capita at purchasing-power parity increased from 10,100 to 12,600 current international dollars, up 25.6%. Both findings described sustained increasing trends over 5 consecutive years.
Secure internet servers rose for 6 straight years, from 98.0 in 2018 to 212 in 2024, more than doubling. Methane emissions compared with 1990 rose for 10 straight years, from 184% in 2014 to 303% in 2024, an increase of 119 percentage points; the rise extended back to 2009. Taken together, the quarter’s findings documented sustained increases across economic, digital-infrastructure and emissions indicators, but did not establish a sequence between those movements.
The brief covered Q3 2026 and drew on statistically detected findings from multilateral sources that were checked before publication. The supplied material did not name those sources and identified two findings as later replaced by newer versions.