Jamaica's net international reserves (NIR) - or the difference between its foreign assets and short-term foreign liabilities - climbed by US$102 million to US$6.91 billion in March.
The Bank of Jamaica is reporting that this was mainly due to a $100 million increase in the foreign assets to US$6.92 billion in March, a decline in the short-term foreign liabilities to US$9.6 million.
The bank said these reserves were enough to cover 43 weeks of imported goods.
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