According to the latest available data from the Bank of Jamaica as at the end of May 2014, Jamaica’s Net International Reserves increased by 211.36 million US dollar to US$1,376.13 million, this was mainly due to a US$195.12 increase in Foreign Assets.
The end of May Reserves are sufficient to purchase 14.57 weeks of Goods & Services based on the estimated value of imports for fiscal year 2014/15.
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