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The international ratings agency, Moody’s, has upgraded Jamaica’s long-term issuer and senior unsecured ratings to Ba3 from B1, changing the outlook to stable from positive.
The upgrade reflects a decade of strengthened institutional and policy frameworks that have anchored fiscal discipline and enhanced monetary credibility.
Jamaica has reduced government debt by nearly 40 percentage points of GDP since 2020, outperforming peers despite the temporary fiscal setback from Hurricane Melissa.
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