IMF
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IMF trims Fiji’s 2026 growth forecast to 2.5% on softer tourism and higher oil prices
An IMF forecast signals a softer year ahead for Fiji in 2026, as tourism cools and energy costs rise. Inflation may tick higher, prompting policymakers to balance near-term relief with longer-term fiscal resilience. The outlook hints at a pivotal period for safeguarding households and stability.
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IMF urges Fiji to shield vulnerable households from rising fuel costs with targeted cash transfers
A fresh policy assessment urges Fiji to shield vulnerable households from rising fuel costs with targeted aid rather than blanket subsidies, while tying fiscal space to growth-friendly reforms and climate-resilient investment. It flags careful credit oversight as the economy navigates volatility and builds long-term resilience.