GDP
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ADB Downgrades Fiji Growth Outlook as Middle East Conflict and Energy Costs Rise
Fiji’s economy faces a more fragile path as global tensions lift energy costs and disrupt trade. With tourism softening and investment cautious ahead of elections, policymakers must navigate rising risks and a tighter fiscal environment.
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Fiji revives Tourism Action Group as tourism accounts for more than 40 per cent of GDP
Tourism now accounts for more than 40% of GDP, and a crisis-focused plan is being rolled out to safeguard the sector’s foreign-exchange lifeline. In the coming weeks, a tighter, coordinated push could reshape Fiji’s path to economic recovery.
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Fiji’s Contingent Liabilities Drop to 12.2% of GDP in 2025 MTFS
Fiji’s contingent liabilities show signs of improvement, sliding to 12.2% of GDP in 2025 even as the dollar total stays near last year’s level. The spotlight remains on government-guaranteed debt, with a handful of entities accounting for the bulk of exposure and potential fiscal risk ahead.