J$112.15 to buy the US dollar

Dealers sold more US dollars than they bought on Friday helping to push the value of the Jamaican down to the lowest levels on record at J$112.15 to US dollar as the local currency lost value against all three major currencies.
Overall, the total inflows of funds was slightly higher than the outflows, with the equivalent of US$32,458,785 purchased, to US$31,869,468 sold compared to the equivalent of US$27,672,890 bought and $27,581,379 sold on the previous trading day. In US dollar trading, dealers bought US$24,215,389 compared to US$23,556,430 on Thursday as the buying rate for the US dollar rose by 11 cents to $111.54 and sold US$26,206,729 versus US$24,262,138 on Thursday with the rate closing up 12 cents at $112.15.
The Canadian dollar buying rate increased by 39 cents to $104.34 with dealers buying C$4,167,477 and selling C$3,710,374 as the rate rose by 4 cents to end at $104.92.
The Pound closed at $189.09 for the purchase of £2,472,622, the rate rose $1.05, while £1,192,484 was sold, the rate climbed by 68 cents to $191.18. Other currencies bought, amounted to the equivalent of US$153,206 while selling accounted for the equivalent of just US$158,485.
Highs & Lows| The highest rate for buying the US dollar fell 5 cents to $112.55, the lowest buying rate of $91.02 and the highest selling rate of $116.63 were unchanged at the end of trading but the lowest rate climbed $18.19 to of $109.
The highest buying rate for the Canadian dollar rose 47 cents to $105.45, in the meantime the lowest buying rate rose 13 cents at $82.63, the highest selling rate fell by 71 cents to $106.86 and lowest selling rate dropped 50 cents to $99.
The highest buying rate for the British Pound increased 30 cents to $191.30 while the lowest buying rate inched up 4 cents to $151.93. The highest selling rate of $195.86 remained unchanged and the lowest selling rate was up 20 cents to $183.25.