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Fiji Retail Prices to Rise as Global Fuel and Freight Costs Drive Up Imports
Global fuel and freight costs are pushing up Fiji’s import bills, leaving retailers bracing for higher prices. With margins squeezed, shoppers could see price bumps in the coming weeks—and households are urged to curb energy use to ease the squeeze.
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Fiji to pay more for next fuel shipments as global oil prices surge
Fiji braces for higher fuel costs as global oil volatility pushes up the price of future shipments. Officials say this is a price issue, not a shortage, as households are urged to watch consumption while the market adjusts.
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Fiji awaits cargo details as fuel tanker arrives amid shortages
A fuel tanker arrived in Fiji, offering hope of relief from shortages. But key details—what it carries and who gets it—remain unclear, keeping pumps and anxious motorists in suspense while officials weigh how quickly replenishment can unfold.
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Fiji Moves Toward Local Labor as Foreign Worker Costs Hamper Construction, Says RBF Governor
Reserve Bank of Fiji governor Ariff Ali hints that local workers may be preferred over imported labor if available, highlighting cost and uncertainty tied to overseas staffing. With construction projects and productivity directly affected, the debate over balancing mobility, regulation, and talent draws increasing attention.