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Inflation hit a 29-month high of 6.7% in June, breaching the Bank of Jamaica’s target ceiling. The economy contracted 4.1% in the March quarter. Yet building plan applications rose 49.7% and the NHT is starting 10,675 units. Our monthly read on the numbers that move Jamaican property.
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Kingston, Jamaica — Monday 19 January 2026 The United States and several European countries are moving toward a fresh tariff confrontation after…
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