The Jordanian Dinar (1 JD = $1.41 / 1,22€) remains as the 4th highest valued currency despite current events (such as the war), although it’s pegged to the USD on maintaining stability. While it’s expected for most petro-states (like Oman, Bahrain or Kuwait) to have higher exchange rates because of their export (crude oil) but that’s not the case for Jordan.