economy
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Fiji petrol set to rise about 25c per litre by May as Middle East tensions push global oil prices higher
Rising Middle East tensions could lift global oil prices and push Fiji’s petrol higher—potentially about 25 cents per litre over the next couple of months. Expect spillovers into aviation fuel and travel costs as markets adjust to the evolving price landscape.
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Fiji urged to outline contingency plan as global tensions threaten economy, fuel, food security and tourism
Opposition MP Faiyaz Koya warns that rising global tensions could disrupt Fiji’s economy—from fuel costs to tourism—calling for a clear contingency plan. He pushes for stronger agriculture, diversification, and renewable energy to safeguard Fiji’s future.