Director General of the Planning Institute of Jamaica (PIOJ), Dr. Wayne Henry, has said that the Jamaican economy is expected to grow within a 2-3% range during the period of July to September this year.
He said the main downside risks to the projection are the possibility of adverse weather conditions, disrupting productive activities in key industries and weakened external demand due to trade disruptions caused by the implementation of increased tariffs by the United States.
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