Author: Shanice Gibbs

The nation’s ability to combat chronic economic vulnerability, volatility and distress continues to improve.

This as Jamaica’s international reserves surpassed the US$5 billion mark.

Finance Minister, Dr. Nigel Clarke notes that as at March 31, Jamaica’s gross reserves stood at a historic high of US$5.231 billion, and the net international reserves totalled US$5.137 billion, which is also at a record high.

Dr. Clarke described the growth as an important milestone, especially with the country’s past experiences of chronic distress.

He added that having a high-level of international reserves lowers economic and investment risks.

The nation’s ability to combat chronic economic vulnerability, volatility and distress continues to improve.

This as Jamaica’s international reserves surpassed the US$5 billion mark.

Finance Minister, Dr. Nigel Clarke notes that as at March 31, Jamaica’s gross reserves stood at a historic high of US$5.231 billion, and the net international reserves totalled US$5.137 billion, which is also at a record high.

Dr. Clarke described the growth as an important milestone, especially with the country’s past experiences of chronic distress.

He added that having a high-level of international reserves lowers economic and investment risks.

The nation’s ability to combat chronic economic vulnerability, volatility and distress continues to improve.

This as Jamaica’s international reserves surpassed the US$5 billion mark.

Finance Minister, Dr. Nigel Clarke notes that as at March 31, Jamaica’s gross reserves stood at a historic high of US$5.231 billion, and the net international reserves totalled US$5.137 billion, which is also at a record high.

Dr. Clarke described the growth as an important milestone, especially with the country’s past experiences of chronic distress.

He added that having a high-level of international reserves lowers economic and investment risks.

The nation’s ability to combat chronic economic vulnerability, volatility and distress continues to improve.

This as Jamaica’s international reserves surpassed the US$5 billion mark.

Finance Minister, Dr. Nigel Clarke notes that as at March 31, Jamaica’s gross reserves stood at a historic high of US$5.231 billion, and the net international reserves totalled US$5.137 billion, which is also at a record high.

Dr. Clarke described the growth as an important milestone, especially with the country’s past experiences of chronic distress.

He added that having a high-level of international reserves lowers economic and investment risks.

The nation’s ability to combat chronic economic vulnerability, volatility and distress continues to improve.

This as Jamaica’s international reserves surpassed the US$5 billion mark.

Finance Minister, Dr. Nigel Clarke notes that as at March 31, Jamaica’s gross reserves stood at a historic high of US$5.231 billion, and the net international reserves totalled US$5.137 billion, which is also at a record high.

Dr. Clarke described the growth as an important milestone, especially with the country’s past experiences of chronic distress.

He added that having a high-level of international reserves lowers economic and investment risks.

The nation’s ability to combat chronic economic vulnerability, volatility and distress continues to improve.

This as Jamaica’s international reserves surpassed the US$5 billion mark.

Finance Minister, Dr. Nigel Clarke notes that as at March 31, Jamaica’s gross reserves stood at a historic high of US$5.231 billion, and the net international reserves totalled US$5.137 billion, which is also at a record high.

Dr. Clarke described the growth as an important milestone, especially with the country’s past experiences of chronic distress.

He added that having a high-level of international reserves lowers economic and investment risks.

The nation’s ability to combat chronic economic vulnerability, volatility and distress continues to improve.

This as Jamaica’s international reserves surpassed the US$5 billion mark.

Finance Minister, Dr. Nigel Clarke notes that as at March 31, Jamaica’s gross reserves stood at a historic high of US$5.231 billion, and the net international reserves totalled US$5.137 billion, which is also at a record high.

Dr. Clarke described the growth as an important milestone, especially with the country’s past experiences of chronic distress.

He added that having a high-level of international reserves lowers economic and investment risks.

The nation’s ability to combat chronic economic vulnerability, volatility and distress continues to improve.

This as Jamaica’s international reserves surpassed the US$5 billion mark.

Finance Minister, Dr. Nigel Clarke notes that as at March 31, Jamaica’s gross reserves stood at a historic high of US$5.231 billion, and the net international reserves totalled US$5.137 billion, which is also at a record high.

Dr. Clarke described the growth as an important milestone, especially with the country’s past experiences of chronic distress.

He added that having a high-level of international reserves lowers economic and investment risks.

The nation’s ability to combat chronic economic vulnerability, volatility and distress continues to improve.

This as Jamaica’s international reserves surpassed the US$5 billion mark.

Finance Minister, Dr. Nigel Clarke notes that as at March 31, Jamaica’s gross reserves stood at a historic high of US$5.231 billion, and the net international reserves totalled US$5.137 billion, which is also at a record high.

Dr. Clarke described the growth as an important milestone, especially with the country’s past experiences of chronic distress.

He added that having a high-level of international reserves lowers economic and investment risks.

The nation’s ability to combat chronic economic vulnerability, volatility and distress continues to improve.

This as Jamaica’s international reserves surpassed the US$5 billion mark.

Finance Minister, Dr. Nigel Clarke notes that as at March 31, Jamaica’s gross reserves stood at a historic high of US$5.231 billion, and the net international reserves totalled US$5.137 billion, which is also at a record high.

Dr. Clarke described the growth as an important milestone, especially with the country’s past experiences of chronic distress.

He added that having a high-level of international reserves lowers economic and investment risks.