High Liquidity Symptom Of Economic Problems, Says Former RBF Governor
Fiji’s high liquidity level - over $2billion - is an unhealthy symptom reflecting poor economic growth, says former Reserve Bank of Fiji Governor Savenaca Narube.
Sunday 07 May 2023 | 12:44
Unity Fiji leader and former Governor of the Reserve Bank of Fiji, Savenaca Narube. Photo: Inoke Rabonu
Fiji’s high liquidity level - over $2billion - is an unhealthy symptom reflecting poor economic growth, says former Reserve Bank of Fiji Governor Savenaca Narube.
He said the country must find ways to make that money work for the economy, because its accumulation has only meant that this has not been the case.
“It’s not a healthy indicator at all. It’s reflecting the lack of economic activity.
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Lack of investments. And that’s a big concern,” he said.
“Where does this liquidity come from? It is coming from outside Fiji. What you call the foreign reserves. As the foreign reserves come in, they get converted into Fijian currency and they are there with the commercial banks.
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