Dealers sold US$44.57 million at an average rate of $127.53 to the US dollar, at the close of trading, compared to US$39.74 million at $127.61 on Tuesday.
US currency purchases, amounted to US$44.40 million on Wednesday, at an average rate of $126.63 compared to Tuesday, with US$39.74 million at $126.95.
Dealers purchased US$58.58 million, versus US$54.45 million in all currencies into Jamaica’s forex market and sold US$56.55 million compared with US$56.20 million previously.
At Midday, dealers bought US$20 million at J$127.10 and sold US$12.5 million at J$127.59 compared to the buying of US$19.1 million at J$127.10 and selling of US$15.17 million at J$127.49 at the same time on Tuesday. In the Central Bank foreign exchange auction the weighted average rate of accepted bids of $127.34 as 44 bids amounting to US$25.7 million were entered for the US$10 million that was on offer.
The selling rate for the Canadian dollar rose to J$102.37 from J$101.86 at the close on Tuesday. The selling rate for the British Pound fell to J$167.80 versus J$168.30 on Tuesday and the euro inched up in value against the Jamaican dollar, to J$150.68 to buy the European common currency, versus J$150.16 previously.

Dealers sold US$39.74 million at an average rate of $127.57 to the US dollar, at the close of trading, compared to US$57.69 million at $127.61 on Monday.
US currency purchases, amounted to US$39.74 million on Tuesday, at an average rate of $126.65 compared to Monday, with US$76.03 million at $126.95.
Dealers purchased US$ 54.45 million, versus US$87.10 million in all currencies into Jamaica’s forex market and sold US$56.20 million compared with US$68.80 million previously.
At Midday, dealers bought US$19.1 million at J$127.10 and sold US$15.17 million at J$127.49 compared to the buying of US$37.8 million at J$127.24 and selling of US$28.57 million at J$127.64 at the same time on Monday.
The selling rate for the Canadian dollar rose to J$101.86 from J$101.44 at the close on Monday. The selling rate for the British Pound rose to J$168.30 versus J$166.91 on Monday and the euro dropped in value against the Jamaican dollar, to J$150.16 to buy the European common currency, versus J$150.37 previously.

In the foreign exchange trading on Thursday, dealers bought US$18 more than they sold as the selling rate slipped again, with it taking $127.81 to buy one US dollar.
Dealers sold US$33.81 million at $127.81 at the close of trading up from US$48.45 million at $127.90 on Wednesday. US currency purchases, amounted to US$48.97 million on Thursday, at an average rate of $126.99 compared to Wednesday, with US$45.61 million at $127.96.
At midday, the selling rate of the US dollar was J$127.77 with US$5,243,960 sold compared to $127.85, with US$12 million being sold, on Wednesday at midday.
Inflows of all currencies into Jamaica’s forex market rose to US$58.03 million, from US$54.05 million on Wednesday while dealers sold US$40.33 million versus US$55.19 million, previously.
The selling rate for the Canadian dollar rose to J$102.76 from J$102.59 at the close on Wednesday. The British Pound inched down to J$167.76 for buying the British currency versus J$168.24 on Wednesday and the euro rose in value against the Jamaican dollar, to J$151.94 to buy the European common currency, versus J$150.94 previously.

The Jamaica dollar continued to trade below the $128 mark to buy one US dollar, in foreign exchange trading on Wednesday, for the second time since the close of 2016.
Dealers sold US$48.45 million at $127.90 at the close of trading up from US$46.05 on Tuesday at a rate of $127.97. US currency purchases, amounted to US$45.61 million on Wednesday, at an average rate of $126.96 compared to Tuesday with US$48.11 million at $127.01.
At Midday, the selling rate of the US dollar was $127.85, with US$12 million being sold, versus $127.78 on Tuesday midday with US$17.7 million being sold. In BOJ foreign exchange auction, 37 bids went after $10 million on offer, with bids totaling US$19.8 million, leading to the average rate falling to $127.75. The highest bid was $128.05 to buy $1 million and the lowest $125.05, to buy US$800,000.
Inflows of all currencies into Jamaica’s forex market fell to US$54.05 million, from US$58.13 million on Tuesday while dealers sold US$55.19 million versus US$52.98 million, previously.
The selling rate for the Canadian dollar fell to J$102.59 from J$103.78 at the close on Tuesday. The British Pound inched down to J$168.24 for buying the British currency versus J$168.87 on Tuesday and the euro rose in value against the Jamaican dollar, to J$150.94 to buy the European common currency, versus J$151.61 previously.

The recent selloff of US dollars continued in the Jamaican forex market on Thursday, with dealers on average in buying the US dollar for 31 cents lower than on Wednesday while the rate they sold funds at fell 19 cents from Wednesday and is down $1.16 from last week’s peak.
Inflows of all currencies into Jamaica’s forex market fell to US$51.81 million on Thursday, from US$53.87 million on Wednesday. Dealers sold US$56.89 million versus US$52.24 million, previously.
US currency purchases, accounted for US$36.57 million on Thursday at an average rate of $127.58 compared to Wednesday at US$47.72 million at $127.89. Dealers sold US$42.52 million at an average rate of J$128.41 versus J$128.58 for US$47.28 million previously. The selling rate for the US dollar is coming off from a peak of $131.31 on September 15, with the Jamaican dollar recovering 2 percent of its value since.
The selling rate for the Canadian dollar fell to J$103.36 from J$103.43 at the close on Wednesday. The British Pound climbed to J$169.33 for buying the British currency versus J$168.53 on Wednesday and the euro slipped in value against the Jamaican dollar, to J$151.66 to buy the European common currency, versus J$153.48 previously.