The US dollar rose 62 cents to $159.66 on Tuesday, October 6, ending two days of gains for the Jamaican dollar, while the euro and Canadian dollar rose and the British pound fell.

The US dollar fell 33 cents to $159.04 on Monday, October 5, after a second BOJ intervention sale, while the British pound and euro also declined and the Canadian dollar rose against the Jamaican dollar.

The US dollar fell 84 cents to $159.37 on Friday, October 2, after a BOJ intervention sale, ending the week 8 cents below the previous Friday, while the Canadian dollar, British pound and euro all rose against the Jamaican dollar.

The US dollar edged up to $159.87 on Wednesday, September 30, its highest level since late July, as the British pound jumped and the Canadian dollar eased against the Jamaican dollar.

The US dollar edged up to $159.49 on Monday, September 28, and the British pound firmed, while the Canadian dollar eased slightly against the Jamaican dollar.

The US dollar rose 23 cents to $158.80 on Tuesday, September 22, while the British pound fell and the Canadian dollar was little changed against the Jamaican dollar.

The US dollar slipped two cents to $158.70 on Monday, September 14, while the Canadian dollar and British pound posted small gains against the Jamaican dollar.

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.