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Jordan Credit to GDP

Domestic credit to private sector as % of GDP  FS.AST.PRVT.GD.ZS

Jordan's credit to gdp was 80.43% in 2025, ranked 26th globally. This represents a 0.3% increase from 2024. Data from World Bank, covering 1965–2025.

80.43% +0.27% (+0.3%)
Year 2025 Rank #26 Global Peak 91.77% (2006) Source World Bank

Jordan Credit to GDP (1965–2025)

Overview

Jordan's credit to gdp stood at 80.43% in 2025, a rise of +0.27% from 2024. Based on recent trends, this figure is projected to reach 80.43% by 2025. Jordan ranked 26th globally.

Jordan’s credit to GDP ratio has risen markedly from an all‑time trough of 14.77 in 1965 to a peak of 91.77 in 2006, before settling at 80.43 in 2025, ranking 26th worldwide. This trajectory reflects a sustained expansion of domestic borrowing capacity, driven by fiscal reforms and increased private‑sector financing after the early 2000s. The 2025 level is only slightly below the peak reached in 2006, indicating that the country has maintained a high degree of credit availability for over a decade. Compared with peers, Jordan’s ratio is close to Luxembourg’s 80.84 and Honduras’s 79.15, and exceeds Germany’s 78.90, suggesting a credit environment more expansive than many advanced economies. The 61‑year coverage shows that the upward trend has been persistent, with only modest fluctuations since the mid‑2000s. Continued diversification of the financial sector and prudent debt management could keep the ratio stable or modestly higher, while any sharp slowdown in growth or external shocks might reverse the current trajectory.

Data & projection

Year Credit to GDP YoY change Rank
2027* trend 79.21% - -
2026* trend 79.82% - -
2025* trend 80.43% - -
2025 80.43% +0.27% #26
2024 80.16% −1.66% #100
2023 81.82% −2.42% #123
2022 84.23% +2.27% #127
2021 81.96% −1.17% #129
2020 83.14% +6.24% #130
2019 76.90% +1.28% #134
2018 75.62% +1.13% #134
2017 74.49% +3.54% #134
2016 70.95% +4.24% #135
2015 66.71% +0.05% #129
2014 66.66% −3.86% #129
2013 70.53% −0.76% #135
2012 71.29% −0.54% #132
2011 71.83% +0.57% #130
Show all years (1965-2025)
* Linear trend extrapolation

Detected Pattern

Fiscal Dominance Trap
Government debt exceeding 80% of GDP with real interest rates negative and inflation above 10%. Monetary policy effectiveness impaired by fiscal pressures.
Inflation 14.0% Real rate -11.8%
Occurred 386 times, 278 successful
Inflation
28.2%
Real rate
-4.2%
Inflation
219.9%
Real rate
-47.4%
Inflation
28.3%
Real rate
-7.0%
Inflation
91.4%
Real rate
-26.9%
Inflation
13.6%
Real rate
-0.9%
Inflation
133.5%
Real rate
-17.3%

Analysis

Jordan matched the Fiscal Dominance Trap pattern in 2008. Historically, 72% of countries showing this pattern (278 out of 386) saw credit to gdp improve within 24 months. View full analysis →

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Jordan's credit to gdp?▾

Jordan's credit to gdp was 80.43% in 2025. Ranked 26th globally. This represents a 0.3% increase from the previous year.

What was the highest credit to gdp in Jordan?▾

Jordan's credit to gdp peaked at 91.77% in 2006.

What was the lowest credit to gdp in Jordan?▾

The lowest credit to gdp in Jordan was 14.77% in 1965.

How does Jordan rank in credit to gdp?▾

Jordan ranks 26th globally in credit to gdp as of 2025.

What is the World Bank indicator code for credit to gdp?▾

The World Bank indicator code is FS.AST.PRVT.GD.ZS. Data sourced from World Bank.

What is the projected credit to gdp of Jordan in 2025?▾

Jordan's credit to gdp is projected to reach 80.43% by 2025 based on trend extrapolation.

What is the credit to gdp of Jordan in 2025?▾

The credit to gdp of Jordan in 2025 was 80.43%. This ranks 26th in the world.

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@misc{historysaid_jordan_credit-to-gdp, title = {Jordan Credit to GDP}, url = {https://historysaid.com/jordan/credit-to-gdp/}, publisher = {HistorySaid}, year = {2026} }
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