Jordan
Jordan is highly vulnerable to the current crisis, with 98% oil import dependency and significant exposure to Hormuz disruptions, contributing to a high overall risk score. Gasoline prices are $1.18/L, and fuel reserves stand at 32 days, providing a short-term buffer but highlighting long-term fragility. The critical Aqaba port, a primary energy supply route, is under immense pressure, impacting the broader economy and leading to a moderate food risk with fertilizer costs up 65%. The outlook suggests continued strain on supply chains and domestic prices, necessitating proactive measures to diversify energy imports and secure alternative routes.
Fuel Prices
USD primary · JOD (JD) localPrices shown per litre. Local currency conversion uses live exchange rates.Last updated: May 1, 2026
3-Month Price History
Strategic Reserves
Energy Dependency Profile
Fertilizer & Food Security
News: Jordan
Government Response
Last updated: April 2026
- Emergency fuel import via Aqaba port from Egypt and Saudi Arabia
- Electricity rationing 4 hours/day in non-essential sectors
- IMF emergency support package of $1.2 billion approved
- Fuel subsidy for bread and transport maintained
- Solar energy fast-track: 500 MW new capacity approved
Flight Disruption Risk
ModerateJet fuel prices have risen ~38% above pre-war levels globally. Expect fuel surcharges on most international routes. No specific disruption data available for this country.
No inbound tankers detected
May indicate supply disruption
