The Bank of Jamaica is reporting net loss of $8 billion for the period January to April 22 this year.
The central bank says the losses were recorded against total assets of $1.35 trillion as at April 22, representing an increase of approximately 12.5 per cent.
The bank also reported growth in its liabilities during the period. Demand liabilities climbed $838.7 billion, representing an increase of approximately 25.5 per cent.
Other liabilities rose of $453.9 billion, reflecting an increase of about 7.7 per cent.
Meanwhile, the central bank's capital and reserves moved up slightly to $56.9 billion, compared to $54.5 billion in April of 2025.
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