Jamaican Teas traded at a new high of $5.24 on Monday.
At the close, 1 security ended with no bid and 6 securities had no stocks being offered for sale. There were 3 stocks closing with bids that were higher than their last selling prices and 5 ended with lower offers.
In trading, Access Financial traded just 220 and gained 50 cents to close at $17, AMG Packaging fell 47 cents with 400 units changing hands to close at $11, Blue Power had just 379 shares trading but rose 18 cents to end at $11.18. Caribbean Cream traded 52,000 shares but fell $1.05 to $3.70, Caribbean Flavours had 25,950 units trading firm at $8, General Accident traded at $3 with 129,400 shares changing hands. Honey Bun traded 24,051 units at $13 after falling 8 cents,
newly listed Iron Rock Insurance traded 368,917 shares and closed unchanged at $4, Jamaican Teas closed at $5 after trading 8,465 units, the price traded at a 52 weeks’ intraday high of $5.24 before closing. Lasco Distributors closed with 88,618 units trading with a fall of 8 cents at $5.90, Lasco Financial ended at $3.03 with 134,243 shares changing hands 1 cent higher and Lasco Manufacturing ended with 103,029 shares changing hands to close at $3.80 with a fall of 10 cents.
The slide on the Trinidad & Tobago Stock Exchange continued on Monday as trading ended with 170,815 shares valued at $1,057,665 changing hands. A total of 10 securities traded with 3 falling, 2 gaining while 5 remained unchanged. One stock closed at a 52 weeks’ low.
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Trading resulted in the Jamaican dollar falling in value on Friday against the Canadian dollar and Pound sterling but rising against the US dollar. The market ended with dealers buying the equivalent of US$33,506,151 and selling US$31,293,513, in contrast to US$32,371,601 purchased and US$38,885,383 sold on Thursday. 
The Canadian dollar buying rate fell 12 cents to end at $91.89 with dealers buying C$2,088,057 and selling C$1,686,205, at an average rate that gained 99 cents to $94.07. The rate for buying the British Pound jumped $1.25 to $172.43 for the purchase of £1,157,998, while £472,442 was sold, on Thursday, as the rate climbed $2.81 to $174.91. At the end of trading, the selling rate for Euro, rose $2.97 to close at J$138.08, from Thursday’s rate, according to data from Bank of Jamaica, while dealers purchased the European common currency at J$135.20 for a rise of $2.89 from Thursday’s rate. The US dollar equivalent of other currencies traded, amounts to US$338,687 being bought, while US$210,802 was sold.
Highs & Lows| Notable changes to the highest and lowest rates the currencies traded at on Friday are, a gain of $1.66 in the lowest buying rate of the Canadian dollar to close at $74.29 and a rise of $2.40 in the lowest selling rate to $87.90. The highest buying rate of the British Pound slipped $1.65 to end at $176.20, while the lowest buying rate declined $3.16 to $140.69, the highest selling rate gained $3.37 to $183.06 and the Lowest selling rate was down $1.10 to $166.10. 
Dolphin Cove closed with 100 shares changing hands at $15.29, General Accident jumped 60 cents to close at a 52 weeks’ high of $3 with 2,811,669 shares. Honey Bun traded only 1,000 units at $13.08 after falling 41 cents, 
after slipping by 1 cent, Scotiabank traded 2,173 shares but dropped by $1.97 to end at a 52 weeks’ low of $57.49.
After 90 minutes of the market’s opening, 35 securities traded, accounting for 4,351,342 shares changing hands as 18 stocks gained and 9 declined.
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Trading resulted in the Jamaican dollar falling in value on Thursday against all majors it normally trade against. The market ended with dealers buying the equivalent of US$32,371,601 and selling US$38,885,383, in contrast to US$32,239,806 purchased and US$36,057,709 sold on Wednesday. 
A total of US$35,303,983 was sold versus US$34,805,943 on Wednesday, the selling rate rose 2 cents to end at $122.02. The Canadian dollar buying rate rose $2.68 to end at $92.01 with dealers buying C$2,284,261 and selling C$2,483,743, at an average rate that gained $2.77 to end at $93.08. The rate for buying the British Pound jumped $2.80 to $171.18 for the purchase of £2,160,452, while £964,420 was sold, on Wednesday, as the rate climbed $2.04 to $172.10. At the end of trading, the selling rate for Euro, lost 49 cents to close at J$135.10, from Wednesday’s rate, according to data from Bank of Jamaica, while dealers purchased the European common currency at J$132.31 for a fall of 47 cents from Wednesday’s rate. The US dollar equivalent of other currencies traded, amounts to US$371,110 being bought, while US$326,270 was sold.
Highs & Lows| Notable changes to the highest and lowest rates the currencies traded at on Thursday are, a gain of $2.12 in the highest buying rate of the Canadian dollar to close at $94.12 and a rise of $4.85 in the highest buying rate of the British Pound to end at $177.85, while the lowest buying rate fell 83 cents to $137.53.
Trading resulted in the Jamaican dollar gained in value on Wednesday against all majors it normally trade against. The market ended with dealers buying the equivalent of US$32,239,806 and selling US$36,057,709, in contrast to US$38,374,952 purchased and US$59,515,111 sold on Tuesday. 
Tuesday as the selling rate fell 2 cents to end at $122. The Canadian dollar buying rate rose $1.17 to end at $89.33 with dealers buying C$1,291,827 and selling C$591,206, at an average rate that declined by 98 cents to $90.31. The rate for buying the British Pound dropped $1.05 to $168.38 for the purchase of £1,208,083, while only £454,489 was sold compared to £14,483,014, on Tuesday, as the rate dropped $3.47 to $170.06. At the end of trading, the selling rate for Euro, gained 5 cents to close at J$135.59, from Tuesday’s rate, according to data from Bank of Jamaica, while dealers purchased the European common currency at J$132.78 for a fall of 10 cents on Tuesday’s rate. The US dollar equivalent of other currencies traded, amounts to US$164,137 being bought, while US$180,548 was sold.
Highs & Lows| Notable changes to the highest and lowest rates the currencies traded at on Wednesday are, a gain of $18.26 in the lowest selling rate of the US dollar to close at $118 and a fall of $2.35 in the highest buying rate of the British Pound to $173, while the lowest buying rate fell $1.08 to $138.36 and the highest selling rate declined by $1.04 to $165.
