JMMB Group traded 1,790,063 shares but fell 34 cents to $9.50 on Monday.
At the close of the market, prices of 16 securities gained out of a total of 40 securities that traded, with 15 declining in the overall market, including 9 stocks rising and 6 falling, in the junior market. Trading closed with 6,073,929 units valued at $48,432,570, changing hands, in all market segments. The junior market accounted for 2,670,477 units, valued at $18,350,360 of all trades.
The JSE Market Index declined by 941.87 points to end at 161,440.70 the all Jamaica Composite Index fell 1,053.34 points to close at 179,381.46 and the JSE combined index slipped 799.41 points, to end at 172,910.48.IC bid-offer Indicator| At the end of trading, in the main and junior markets, the Investor’s Choice bid-offer indicator reading showed 9 stocks with bids higher than their last selling prices and 3 with lower offers.
In market activity, Cable & Wireless traded 150,000 shares and closed at $1.10, Carreras rose 43 cents, while trading just 560 shares to end at $66.45. The price of 1834 Investments rose 1 cent to close at $1.30, in trading 8,177 shares, Grace Kennedy lost 60 cents in ending at $44.60 with 86,340 shares changing hands, Jamaica Broilers fell 38 cents with 10,287 shares changing hands, to end at $14.60, Jamaica Producers fell 18 cents to close at $8.32 with 23,144 units trading. Jamaica Stock Exchange had 17,093 units changing hands to close at $21.50, JMMB Group traded 1,790,063 units to end with a loss of 34 cents at $9.50,
Mayberry Investments lost 14 cents with 19,596 shares trading, to close at $3.81, National Commercial Bank had 10,312 units changing hands, to close at $41. Pan Jamaican Investments gained 1 cent to close at $25 after trading 6,285 shares, Portland JSX traded 4,110 shares and fell 8 cents to end at $11.40, Pulse Investments rose 14 cents to close at $4 with 15,000 shares changing hands, Radio Jamaica traded 131,954 shares to end at $1.55. Sagicor Group closed with a gain of 50 cents while 86,345 shares changed hands at $21.50, Sagicor Real Estate Fund traded 3,120 shares and rose 8 cents, to close at $10.20, Scotia Group lost 20 cents while trading 77,019 shares, to end at $31.50, Scotia Investments closed trading with 2,908 shares at $26. Supreme Ventures had 25,000 shares changing hands at $4.99 and Jamaica Money Market Brokers 7.50% preference share traded 926,000 units and ended at $2.10.
The price of 1834 Investments declined by 1 cent to close at $1.29, in trading 1,111,097 shares, Grace Kennedy ended at $45 with 6,820,320 shares changing hands, Jamaica Broilers fell 2 cents with 4,558,519 shares changing hands, to end at $14.98, Jamaica Producers rose 25 cents to close at $8.50 with 8,387,030 units trading. Jamaica Stock Exchange had 74,900 units changing hands to close at $21.50, to record a loss of $2.50, JMMB Group traded 9,784,841 units to end with a loss of 2 cents at $9.84. Kingston Properties gained 11 cents in trading 537,135 units to close at $9.11, Mayberry Investments gained 13 cents with 1,341,876 shares trading, to close at $3.95, National Commercial Bank had 10,312,619 units changing hands, to close at $41. Pan Jamaican Investments shed 1 cent to close at $24.99 after trading 1,505,043 shares, Portland JSX traded 10,455,000 shares and fell 2 cents to end at $11.48, Radio Jamaica lost 11 cents in trading 57,805,532 shares to end at $1.55, 
Sagicor Group closed with 6,674,410 shares changing hands at $21. Sagicor Real Estate Fund traded 398,371 shares and fell 13 cents, to close at $10.12, Salada Foods traded 598,045 units and declined by 1 cent, to end at $8.19, Scotia Group rose $1.70 while trading 8,639,508 shares, to end at $31.70, Scotia Investments with 1,026,990 shares traded closed at $26. Seprod gained 1 cent, to close at $19.01 with 23,904 shares changing hands, Sterling Investments had 2,673,905 units trading to end at $13, Proven Investments ordinary share traded 69,200 units at 19.95 US cents, down by a fraction of a US cent and Jamaica Public Service 9.5% preference share with 99,931 units trading to close at $1,247.
At the close, 
Knutsford Express climbed $2 with 144,537 units changing hands to end at $22, Lasco Distributors ended with 8,392,560 shares changing hands but fell 1 cent to land at $7. Lasco Financial gained 8 cents while trading 11,721 units to close at $3.40, 
Authorized dealers added to their stockpile of foreign exchange driving it up by US$12 million Tuesday, bringing the net purchases since the end of June, to US$177 million by Jamaica’s foreign exchange dealers. 
The Canadian dollar buying rate rose 68 cents to end at $95.26, with dealers buying C$1,094,482 and selling C$799,637 at an average rate that rose $1.46 to $98.44. The average rate for buying the British Pound dropped $2.53 to $160.21 for the purchase of £812,742, while £483,897 was sold to end at $164.02, for a rise of 60 cents.
Highs & Lows| Notable changes to the highest and lowest traded rates, for the Jamaican dollar in the foreign exchange market on Tuesday, include a fall of $1.30 in the highest buying rate of Canadian Dollar to close at $98.20, a jump of $1.12 in the lowest buying rate to end at $78.97, while the highest selling rate rose $1.39 to $102.69 and the lowest selling rate declined by $1.50 to $90. Trading in the British Pound resulted in a drop of $2.20 in the highest buying rate to $164.80, the highest selling rate dropped $3.85 to close at $168.68 and lowest selling rate rose $3 to close of $159.
Authorized dealers held on to US$49 million in total foreign exchange purchased sine last week Monday, while the selling rate for the Jamaica versus the US dollar slid by 31 cents as US$16 million more was added to the stock pile by dealers. Monday’s net purchase puts the surplus bought since the end of June, to US$165 million by Jamaica’s foreign exchange dealers. 
A total of US$32,601,043 was sold versus US$21,536,270 on Friday, with the selling rate rising 6 cents to end at $126.99. The Canadian dollar buying rate rose 14 cents to end at $94.58, with dealers buying C$1,666,225 and selling C$807,331 at an average rate that fell 7 cents to $96.98. The average rate for buying the British Pound climbed 36 cents to $162.74 for the purchase of £3,041,453, while £1,392,745 was sold to end at $164.62, for a rise of 83 cents.
according to data from Bank of Jamaica, currency at J$137.02 for a jump of $2.72 from the rate on Wednesday. The US dollar equivalent of other currencies traded amounts to US$293,394 being bought, while US$395,203 was sold.
At the close, 
Jetcon Corporation traded 37,411 shares at $2.69, Key Insurance traded 75,413 units to close at $2.50, 
At the close of trading, Caribbean Cream lost 70 cents with 41,750 shares changing hands, to close at $7.30, Caribbean Flavours traded 3,993 units to close with a loss of 48 cents at $6.52. Caribbean Producers fell 5 cents, in trading 30,015 units at $3.45, Consolidated Bakeries traded 6,262 units, to end at $2.55, General Accident had 30,000 shares changing hands to close 1 cent lower, at $2.08. Honey Bun had 10,050 shares changing hands with a gain of 25 cents, to close at $5.70, Jamaican Teas traded 25,618 units and rose by 50 cents to end at $4. 
Jetcon Corporation traded 56,590 shares at $2.69, Knutsford Express closed with 6,700 units changing hands at $19.25 after rising by 25 cents. Lasco Distributors ended with 592,109 shares changing hands at $7, Lasco Financial traded 26,419 units and gained 1 cent to close at $3.26, Lasco Manufacturing closed at $4.95 with 61,972 shares trading, but lost 5 cents. Medical Disposables traded 83,038 shares to close at $3 and Derrimon Trading preference share, ended with 8,365 units changing hands at $2.10.
Jamaica’s foreign exchange dealers bought US$9.6 million more than the amount sold on Friday, putting the surplus bought since the end of June to US$149 million, with the rate of the Jamaican dollar falling marginally against the United States currency. 
The Canadian dollar buying rate dropped $1.81 to end at $94.44, with dealers buying C$1,060,908 and selling C$950,186 at an average rate that fell 18 cents to $97.05. The average rate for buying the British Pound climbed $1.22 to $162.38 for the purchase of £1,861,633, while £305,503 was sold to end at a rate of $163.79, for a fall of 83 cents.
Highs & Lows| Notable changes to the highest and lowest traded rates, for the Jamaican dollar in the foreign exchange market on Friday, include a drop of $19.35 in the lowest buying rate of the US dollar to $103.45, a fall of 70 cents in the highest buying rate of Canadian Dollar to close at $97.80, a dive of $6.08 in the lowest selling rate to end at $77.60. Trading in the British Pound resulted in a jump of $3 in the highest buying rate to $167 and a rise of $2.30 in the lowest selling rate to close of $158.
Jamaica’s foreign exchange dealers bought US$7 million more than the amount sold on Thursday, putting the surplus bought since the end of June to US$139 million, with the rate of the Jamaican dollar falling marginally against the United States currency. 
The Canadian dollar buying rate climbed $2.61 to end at $96.25, with dealers buying C$2,862,171 and selling C$2,530,465 at an average rate that increased by $1.02 to $97.23. The average rate for buying the British Pound fell $1.02 to $161.16 for the purchase of £902,623, while £404,637 was sold to end at a rate of $164.67, for a gain of $1.69.
the foreign exchange market on Thursday, include, a rise of 55 cents in the highest buying rate of the US dollar to $127.70, a rise of 90 cents in the highest buying rate of Canadian Dollar to close at $98.50, a rise of 83 cents to the lowest buying rate to $77.85, an increase of $1.08 in the highest selling rate to $101.30 and a drop of $4.32 in the lowest selling rate to $83.68. Trading in the British Pound resulted in a dip of $2.20 in the highest buying rate to $164 and a fall of $1.30 in the lowest selling rate to close of $156.70.
IC bid-offer Indicator| At the end of trading, in the main and junior markets, the Investor’s Choice bid-offer indicator reading showed 13 stocks with bids higher than their last selling prices and one with a lower offer.
138 Student Living ordinary share traded at $4.60 while 10,450 shares changed hands with a rise of 1 cent, Portland JSX traded 12,050 units at $12, Radio Jamaica lost 9 cents to close at $1.56 after 320,389 shares changed hands, Sagicor Group lost 25 cents with 23,472 shares changing hands at $21. Scotia Group traded 278,313 shares to end at $30.02 after rising by 3 cents. Seprod jumped $1.85 while trading 11,253 shares to close at $19, Sterling Investments ended trading 395,000 units to close at $13 after rising by 49 cents, Supreme Ventures gained 10 cents to $4.90 with 72,500 shares changing hands and JMMB Group 7.50% preference share traded 2,842,800 units at $1.10.