IMF Deal Does Not Mean Business As Usual – Private-Sector Leaders
Private-sector leaders say reports yesterday that Jamaica could have a new deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) by month end will have some immediate positive impact, but warned that it cannot be business as usual.
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Prosperity requires new thinking
Prosperity requires new thinking
THERE is something the Honourable Dennis Lalor always says to me that has a lot of relevance for the country, and individuals. That is: “Bird seed don’t make John Crow sing.”
S&P Upgrades Jamaica’s Credit Rating
S&P Upgrades Jamaica’s Credit Rating
Standard & Poor’s (S&P) has raised its long-term foreign and local currency sovereign credit ratings on Jamaica to ‘CCC+’ from selective default following the completion of the government’s debt restructuring, the National Debt Exchange (NDX).
Cash Plus Payday – US$75m Identified, Could Start Reimbursing Investors, According To Documents
Cash Plus Payday – US$75m Identified, Could Start Reimbursing Investors, According To Documents
Cash Plus investors have greeted news of a possible payout with excitement and cautious optimism.