Page 1 missing Currency Symbol

Hello Guys,
I have a financial report, and I need to show currency symbol once on every page (first line on every page).
I go to the Number tab on the field format, click Customize, then select the "Currency Symbol" tab and check 2 options - "Enable Currency Symbol" & "One Symbol per page". When I ran the report, the currency symbol appears on every page but NOT on the first page.
What can I do to fix this issue?
Thank you,
Tanya.

I need to add that the amounts are Summary fields in the Group section.
When I tried to use the same currency logic : "Enable Currency Symbol" & "One Symbol per page" on the Detail level - I got the first page with Currency and all other pages without currency symbol.

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