Monetary Operations and Liquidity Dynamics in Fiji

Author: Sandra Milena Benitez Celis, Matteo Ghilardi, and Shivneel Kirpal

This paper examines the implementation of monetary policy in Fiji, with a focus on liquidity dynamics and their implications for monetary transmission.

Volume/Issue: Volume 2026 Issue 052

Publication date: June 2026

ISBN: 9798229052306

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Banks and Banking , Finance , Money and Monetary Policy , Monetary Policy Implementation , Excess Liquidity , Liquidity Management , Monetary Transmission , Exchange Rate Peg , Central Bank Operations , Money Market Development , Fiji , Liquidity , Central bank policy rate , Monetary policy frameworks

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Summary

This paper examines the implementation of monetary policy in Fiji, with a focus on liquidity dynamics and their implications for monetary transmission. It documents how persistent surplus liquidity—shaped by foreign exchange inflows and fiscal cash-management practices—has influenced the transmission of the policy rate and short-term money-market conditions. It also assesses how liquidity conditions have interacted with the existing operational framework and discusses options to strengthen monetary implementation and transmission.