Jamaica's net international reserves climbed by US$38 million in August to stand at US$6.15 billion, up from US$6.11 billion at the end of July.
The Bank of Jamaica says the increase was due to a rise in foreign assets to US$6.18 billion while foreign liabilities also edged up to US$29.1 million.
At the end of August the reserves were enough to purchase 51 weeks of goods and 32 weeks of goods and services, unchanged from July.
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