KINGSTON, Jamaica - The Jamaican dollar continued its slide today trading at $101.61 to US$1, 45 cents higher than yesterday, according to the Bank of Jamaica's daily trading summary.

Lowell Hawthorne (left), CEO of the New York-based Golden Krust Bakery, exchanges business cards with filmmaker Storm Saulter (second left) and other participants in the 5th Biennial Jamaica Diaspora Conference in Montego Bay, St James, yesterday.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar climbed against the yen for the first time in five sessions on Monday, as stock markets rallied on expectations the Federal Reserve's policy announcement this week will reassure investors that monetary stimulus will ...

KINGSTON, Jamaica - The Jamaican dollar continued its slide today trading at $101.61 to US$1, 45 cents higher than yesterday, according to the Bank of Jamaica's daily trading summary.

In the international market, the US dollar slipped against the Japanese yen and the euro in the early trade ahead of highly anticipated guidance from the US Federal Reserve on what it plans to do with its bond-buying programme.

SINGAPORE - Emerging Asian currencies fell on Tuesday with investors anxious about capital outflows if the Federal Reserve cuts its stimulus, while fear of accelerating inflation due to a planned fuel hike contributed to a slide by the Indonesian rupiah.

Indian rupee headed to a record high, tracking weak Asian currencies. The pair ended at 58.77/78 on Tuesday, an all-time closing high.

MUMBAI: The US dollar ended dearer against the rupee at 57.87/88 per dollar and the Pound Sterling also finished higher at Rs 90.94/96 per pound at the close of the Interbank Foreign Exchange Market (Forex) on Monday.

Indian rupee slips against US dollar on hopes of inflows related to debt limit auction, say dealers. The pair is at 58.70/71 after rising to 58.92, versus its record closing high of 58.77/78 on Tuesday and remains within touch of an all-time high of 58 ...

Abu Dhabi: India's rupee on Tuesday closed at an all time record low of 58.78 to the dollar ahead of a US Federal Reserve meeting on Wednesday where a decision could be taken on scaling back the Fed's $85 billion-a-month (Dh312.13 billion) asset ...