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The Jamaican dollar strengthened across the board on Tuesday, September 8, with the US dollar falling 31 cents to $158.65 and sharp declines in the Canadian dollar and British pound.
The US dollar fell 21 cents to $159.02 on Monday, August 31, as the Canadian dollar and British pound also dropped sharply against the Jamaican dollar.
The US dollar dipped seven cents to $159.32 on Monday, August 24, with the Canadian dollar and British pound also easing against the Jamaican dollar.
The US dollar jumped 64 cents to $159.40 on Tuesday, August 18, while the Canadian dollar and British pound both fell against the Jamaican dollar.
The US dollar fell 53 cents to $159.03 on Monday, August 10, and the Canadian dollar and British pound also weakened against the Jamaican dollar.
The US dollar climbed 56 cents to $159.60 on Tuesday, August 4, while the Canadian dollar fell sharply and the British pound eased against the Jamaican dollar.
The US dollar eased 19 cents to $159.17 on Monday, July 27, the British pound fell nearly $2 and the Canadian dollar edged higher against the Jamaican dollar.
The US dollar slipped two cents to $159.48 on Monday, July 20, while the Canadian dollar and British pound both gained against the Jamaican dollar.
The US dollar fell 61 cents to $159.13 on Tuesday, July 14, and the Canadian dollar eased, while the British pound rose against the Jamaican dollar.
The US dollar dropped $1.12 to $158.25 on Monday, July 6, and the British pound also fell, while the Canadian dollar edged up against the Jamaican dollar.
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