Forex: $161.04 to one US dollar
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November 7, 2025

Forex: $161.04 to one US dollar

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The United States (US) dollar on Friday, November 7, ended trading at $161.04, down by 25 cents, according to the Bank of Jamaica’s daily exchange trading summary.

Meanwhile, the Canadian dollar ended trading at $115.62 up from $113.16 and the British pound ended at $213.76 up from $212.39.

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