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Economy & Business - March 2025
JAMAICA: Politicians divided over recession fears
Not unusually, Jamaican politicians cannot agree on what is happening in the local economy. Output looks to have contracted in the last two quarters of 2024, signalling a technical recession, but there is little consensus on what caused it.
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