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The decline in the Kingdom’s imports from the beginning of 2023 until the end of last November for crude oil and its derivatives, jewelry and grains, contributed to the decline in the total value of Jordan’s imports.
Foreign trade data issued by the Department of Statistics and monitored by Petra indicated a decrease in the Kingdom’s imports until the end of November 2023, for crude oil and its derivatives by 17.5 percent, jewelry by 27.9 percent, grains by 24.7 percent, in addition to other materials by 4.2 percent.
The value of the Kingdom's imports until the end of November 2023 for crude oil and its derivatives amounted to about 2.723 billion dinars, jewelry and jewelry about 1.207 billion, grains worth 658 million, and other materials about 8.945 billion dinars.
At the same time, the percentage of the Kingdom’s imports until the end of November 2023 increased for vehicles, bicycles and their parts by 40.7 percent, machinery, machine tools and their parts by 8.7 percent, and machinery and electrical appliances by 9.0 percent.
While the Kingdom’s imports until the end of November 2023 amounted to vehicles, bicycles and their parts about 1.508 billion dinars, machinery, machine tools and their parts about 1.035 billion dinars, and machinery and electrical appliances about 876 million.
According to statistical data, the total value of the Kingdom’s imports since the beginning of 2023 until the end of last November recorded a decrease of 5.9 percent, reaching 16.952 billion dinars, compared to 18.015 billion dinars for the same period of 2022.