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US dollar at J$97.11

Thursday, February 28, 2013 | 5:10 PM



KINGSTON, Jamaica -The Jamaica dollar remained relatively steady today, trading at an average of J$97.11 to a US dollar, one cent less than yesterday.

The Canadian dollar traded for J$97.00 while the British pound went for J$148.79, according to the Bank of Jamaica’s foreign exchange trading summary.


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