Jamaica’s Net International Reserves slipped by just US$32 million in September according to data just released by the country’s central bank – Bank Of Jamaica ( BOJ).
According to BOJ the NIR stood at US$3.027 billion at the end of September down marginally from US$3.027 billion at the end of August. Reserves amounts to just over 19 weeks of Goods & Services Imports, the central bank states.
The change comes against the back ground of sale of US$41 million in B-FXITT weekly auction of foreign currency.
NIR steady despite BOJ sales
October 5, 2018 by IC Insider.com
Filed Under: Economy, Feature Stories, FX Market Tagged With: B-FXITT, BOJ, Emerging markets, Jamaica's NIR, NIR, US Dollar
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