Economy expected to contract for the July to September quarter of this year - Jamaica Inquirer – Daily Jamaica News
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Support Local News19th August 2026HomeLocalTravelCaribbeanBusinessWorldEntertainmentPR NewsFormer President of Lawyers Christian Fellowship calls on Gov’t to do right by island’s teachersTrelawny Municipal Corporation refutes claims it was involved in demolition of houses in Coopers PenYoung Reggae Boys Open With Convincing WinNational security ministry to review and pursue mechanisms to effectively manage sex offendersEconomy expected to contract for the July to September quarter of this yearWilliams encourages taxpayers to meet their tax obligations and make use of the service available to themHomeLocalTravelCaribbeanBusinessWorldEntertainmentPR NewsLocal News18 August 2026Support usThis content originally appeared onJamaica News. The economy is expected to contract for the July to September quarter of this year. The update was made by the Planning Institute of Jamaica (PIOJ) during a press briefing today. PIOJ Director General Dr. Wayne Henry said the short term prospects for the economy are negative. Dr. Henry noted that among the factors to […]Support usPrevious postRelated News14 August 2026JFJ concerned over reports of arbitrary detention, fingerprinting of men prior to Cooper�. . . 12 July 2026288 murders recorded in Jamaica up to July 1003 July 2026PM Holness says Jamaica has best quality potable water in the region, describing it as a n. . . 23 July 2026Upset residents of Troy, Trelawny stage demonstration following killing of 10-year-old girlLooking for something?