The Bank of Jamaica has stepped into the foreign exchange market for the 30th at times since the start of the year, injecting another US$30 million to help stabilise the local currency.
This latest intervention brings to $830 million the total amount drawn down from the net international reserves (NIR) so far this year to support the Jamaican dollar.
The funds are allocated at an average rate of $159.87 to one US dollar.
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