Jamaica's Net International Reserves (which measures the difference between its foreign assets and foreign liabilities) climbed by US$312 million to US$5.79 billion in March.
In February the figure stood at $5.47 billion.
The increase was due to a jump in the country's foreign assets by US$303.7 million to US$5.83 billion in March, up from US$5.52 billion in February.
Over the period, the country's foreign liabilities fell to US$40.76 million from US$49.4 million in February.
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