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Jordan and its senior unsecured debt have been upgraded by a notch to Ba3 from B1 by Moody’s. The upgrade follows the effective fiscal management policies and risk mitigation measures implemented by the government which will help provide a buffer against economic shocks. According to Moody’s, these effective policies have shielded Jordan’s credit profile from the pandemic, high energy and food prices following the Russia-Ukraine conflict and ongoing geopolitical conflict in the Middle East. However, Jordan continues to face challenges due to high debt levels, high unemployment and a volatile regional geopolitical environment.
Jordan’s bonds were slightly up with its 6.125% 2026s up at 98.3 cents on the dollar, yielding 7.18%.