KINGSTON, Jamaica — The US dollar demonstrated a slight upward trend against the Jamaican dollar on Friday, September 26, closing at $161.30, an increase of eighteen cents compared to the previous trading session. This data was reported in the Bank of Jamaica’s daily exchange trading summary, highlighting the ongoing fluctuations in the foreign exchange market. Concurrently, the Canadian dollar also experienced a notable rise, ending the day at $121.14, up from $117.65. The British pound, however, saw a marginal increase, closing at $216.34, just slightly higher than its previous close of $216.08. These shifts reflect broader global currency dynamics, influenced by economic indicators, trade relations, and market sentiment. The Bank of Jamaica continues to monitor these trends closely, as they impact the nation’s import and export activities, as well as overall economic stability.