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Fiji's Narube on the economy

In the speech 'Fiji's economy: Performances and prospects' given on 17 October Savenaca Narube of the Reserve Bank of Fiji said the economy is enjoying a long period of consistent growth and this will continue into the next three years.

Reserve Bank of Fiji to implement HiPortfolio/3

DST International (DSTi) - a leader in business solutions for the investment management industry and business process management - confirmed on Tuesday 23 November that the Reserve Bank of Fiji plans to implement the company's flagship back-office…

Reserve Bank of Fiji quarterly review, September

The Reserve Bank of Fiji expects "good growth" for the domestic economy in 2004 according to its third quarter review. "Upbeat" consumer spending, the "strong performance" of the cane and sugar industries and the "outstanding performance" of the tourism…

How Reserve Bank of Fiji conducts monetary policy

This article outlines how the conduct of monetary policy in Fiji is transmitted from the Reserve Bank of Fiji's (RBF) policy indicator rate (PIR) through to interest rates in the economy and finally to economic activity and its impact on inflation and…

Reserve Bank of Fiji - Annual Report 2003

The Reserve Bank of Fiji has published its Annual Report for the year ended 2003. Governor Savenaca Narube said he believed the Bank took another significant step towards achieving its vision of "Leading Fiji to Economic Success" in 2003. Inflation…

Fiji: Pacific currency union out of the question

Fiji has rejected out of hand the idea of partaking in a Pacific currency union, according to the National Business Review. The prime minister said the idea was totally out of tune, far-fetched and unworkable. Australia's PM commented, "I think we should…

Fiji 2001 budget forecasts slow economic recovery

Fiji's post-coup government on Wednesday delivered its calendar 2001 budget, predicting a slow recovery in the South Pacific nation's economy which has been battered by a nationalist coup and failed military mutiny. The central bank has predicted that…

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