Jamaica’s Bond Boost: Jamaica raised US$1b on international markets at a 6.25% coupon, the lowest it has paid on such debt, with Finance Minister Fayval Williams saying the pricing reflects investor confidence after Hurricane Melissa. Tourism Pensions Push: Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett says the Tourism Workers Pension Scheme could expand beyond hotel staff, with pension enrolment potentially becoming a licensing condition to bring more informal workers into the $6b fund. Western Recovery Pressure: Opposition leader Mark Golding used the PNP’s 88th conference in Westmoreland to demand faster, more transparent recovery for Hurricane Melissa-affected communities, including a public reconstruction dashboard and support for farmers and small businesses. Households Under Strain: Finance spokesman Julian Robinson warned that inflation and revenue shortfalls are squeezing families, arguing “recovery” claims don’t match supermarket realities. Parottee Resettlement Options: NaRRA says further surveys and resident consultations will shape what happens in Parottee, St Elizabeth, including possible relocation and safer rebuilding plans. Police Pay Talks: The Police Federation rejected a 2% wage offer as too low, seeking renewed negotiations on wages and allowances. CPL Business Buzz: Antigua & Barbuda Falcons won the CPL title, beating Jamaica Kingsmen by eight wickets, adding another headline for regional sport and tourism interest.