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ISP climbs more than 35% to lead JSE gains

Jamaican dollar loses 28 cents against US greenback

The Jamaican dollar lost 28 cents on Tuesday but a wide gap remains between the highs and lows for those selling dollars, according to the Bank of Jamaica. The local currency closed at $147.14 on the day with the Canadian dollar closing at $117.76 and the British Pound closing at $174.83. Central bank data shows that Wintraders Limited traded the US dollar at the highest price among the 70 listed dealers at $149.58 for US$1. On the other hand, Community and Workers of Jamaica Cooperative Credit Union sold the dollar the cheapest at $136.00. The dollar traded at its weakest level on February 18 when it closed at $151.79.

Caribbean Assurance Brokers goes digital

Car dealers go big for Christmas

In a rush to get older cars off the lots before the year comes to an end, auto dealers have been rolling out payment holiday and discounts, to woo potential buyers. The month of November usually marks the beginning of a busy Christmas season for car dealers who cut discount deals on older vehicles to get inventory moving. But now,a at the second week in December, car sales are down 70 per cent compared to 2019 levels, largely as a result of the economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic. The changes in the market are forcing car dealers to get more creative in how they attract buyers, and have sparked new partnerships with banks and other lenders.

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