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Kingston, Jamaica, 23 June 2026Average asking prices for newly listed homes in the United Kingdom fell 0.6 percent this month, the steepest…
Director of Tourism Donovan White says arrivals from Caribbean countries have risen 60 per cent in three years, driven by better regional air links, with Latin America the fastest-growing market.
Finance Minister Fayval Williams has set out how $67 billion approved for Hurricane Melissa recovery was shared across ministries, including $10 billion for the ROOFS programme.
Annual inflation rose to 5.4 per cent in May from 4.3 per cent in April, pushed up by food, restaurant meals, electricity and fuel, nearing the top of the central bank’s target.
Kingston, Jamaica, 22 June 2026The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season has opened with its most favourable forecast in more than a decade, with…
Digital agency Adtelligent has opened what it says is Jamaica’s first volumetric studio, backed by a $40-million Development Bank of Jamaica grant and expected to earn close to $100 million a year.
US inflation hit 4.2 per cent in May, its fastest pace in three years, raising the risk of higher import, fuel and borrowing costs for Jamaican households and businesses.
The Jamaica Special Economic Zone Authority has launched a digital facilitation tool letting investors apply, upload documents and track approvals online from anywhere in the world.
Prime Minister Andrew Holness says the confidence visitors take home from Jamaica helps attract investment, jobs and talent, speaking at RIU Jamaica’s 25th anniversary in Montego Bay.
Roadshows are teaching MSMEs how to bid for the 20 per cent of government contracts reserved for them, a share worth about $37 billion that is not being fully used.
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