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A new turbine lets the Jamalco alumina refinery in Clarendon run entirely on its own power, with estimated savings of about US$20 per tonne of alumina.
The 36th Jamaica Product Exchange will be held in Ocho Rios from 14 to 18 September, with about 80 per cent of hotel rooms expected back in operation.
Minister Matthew Samuda told an NCB business forum that climate resilience will need financing from public, private, local and international sources.
Kingston, Jamaica, 12 August 2026 The American property market delivered another instalment of its defining 2026 paradox on Tuesday: sales fell, prices…
Kingston, Jamaica, 8 August 2026 The United States economy shed 23,000 jobs in July, a figure that landed well below the 83,000…
Kingston, Jamaica, 7 August 2026 The American housing market has fractured into two entirely different experiences, and which one you are living…
Kingston, Jamaica, 5 August 2026 Global institutional investment in residential real estate rose nine per cent in the first half of 2026…
Kingston, Jamaica, 5 August 2026 While London’s property market falls and England’s overall price growth remains subdued, Northern Ireland has emerged as…
Britain’s housing market is being compressed from two directions. Rising oil prices associated with the Iran conflict are intensifying inflationary pressure and…
UK house prices rose 2.7 percent annually to £271,000 in the twelve months to May 2026, according to ONS data, while Rightmove’s July asking price index recorded the largest July fall in fourteen years. Mortgage rate volatility, reduced transaction volumes, and growing buyer choice are shaping a market in deliberate recalibration. For Jamaican diaspora investors with UK holdings, and for Jamaica’s domestic market observers, the data carries specific practical lessons.
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