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Bank of Jamaica Governor Brian Wynter is forecasting that the country's exchange rate will remain stable.
Mr. Wynter, speaking at the Central Bank's quarterly media briefing on Monday, itemised three conditions which, he said, will contribute to the stability of the Jamaican dollar: "...the Jamaican dollar no longer over-valued, the improving inflation outlook, and the resulting narrowing of the inflation differential between Jamaica and the United States."
He cautioned, nevertheless, that "some correction may become necessary, if the US dollar continues its ... trend of strengthening against third currencies."