AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoForeign Exchange: The Bank of Jamaica sold US$40 million to the market as importers sought US$110 million, leaving US$70 million in unmet demand. It follows another shortfall the previous day as businesses stock up for Christmas. Prices & Growth: Inflation rose to 8.6 per cent in September, its highest level since December 2022, while the IMF trimmed its outlook for Jamaica’s 2027 growth. Farmers hope recent rains will lift produce supply and ease high food prices. Business Support: The Jamaica Business Development Corporation is expanding its reach through nine centres that help small businesses prepare for financing and export markets, with a tenth under discussion. Manufacturing: Seprod has recalled 141 workers and resumed full production. Tourism & Exports: More than 330 exhibitors are expected at Expo Jamaica 2027, while the island has secured 1.3 million airline seats for the winter season, up 23 per cent on last year.
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