Bank of Jamaica FPC flags heightened global macro-financial risks, cites geopolitical tensions

The Bank of Jamaica's Financial Policy Committee, in its November 2026 statement, assessed global macro-financial risks as remaining heightened during the September quarter, citing persistent geopolitical tensions and military conflict. The statement reflects ongoing systemic risk monitoring rather than a new policy action, but signals continued caution in the Jamaican financial system. The specific risks and any domestic implications are not detailed in the excerpt.

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