Remittance inflows continue to climb for Jamaica, with record June inflows of US$312 million, an increase of US$24.5 million or 8.5 percent over June 2025, data out of Jamaica’s central bank, Bank of Jamaica, (BOJ) show.
According to the BOJ data, there are only 7 other periods when inflows exceeded US$312 million garnered in June. In March 2021, US$328 million in inflows was achieved, with March 2026 delivering US$319 million and July 2022 when inflows totaled US$324 million, the other times were all in December, with December 2021 generating US$322 million, 2022 US$326 million, followed by December 2023 with US$314 million and 2025 US$335 million.
Remittance inflows to Jamaica climbed 4.2 percent to an all-time record high of US$1.78 billion, for 2026 to June, up US$71 million from US$1.71 billion for the same period last year. This year to date increase, puts to the annual outturn at around US$3.6 billion for 2026 and would be the highest on record, beating the long standing record in 2021 inflows of US$3.497 billion.