Fiji

In 2012 the value of merchandise exports of Fiji increased substantially by 14.1 percent to reach 1.2 bln US$ while its merchandise imports increased slightly by 3.2 percent to reach 2.3 bln US$ (see graph 1 table 2 and table 3). The merchandise trade balance recorded a moderate deficit of 1.0 bln US$ (see graph 1). The largest merchandise trade balance was with MDG South-eastern Asia at -827.5 mln US$ (see graph 4). Merchandise exports in Fiji were diversified amongst partners; imports were moderately concentrated. The top 13 partners accounted for 80 percent or more of exports and 6 partners accounted for 80 percent or more of imports (see graph 5). In 2012 the value of exports of services of Fiji increased slightly by 4.4 percent reaching 1.2 bln US$ while its imports of services increased moderately by 6.4 percent and reached 570.8 mln US$ (see graph 2). There was a large trade in services surplus of 637.5 mln US$.

In 2014 the value of merchandise exports of Fiji increased substantially by 23.9 percent to reach 1.4 bln US$ while its merchandise imports increased substantially by 15.0 percent to reach 3.3 bln US$ (see graph 1 table 2 and table 3). The merchandise trade balance recorded a large deficit of 1.9 bln US$ (see graph 1). The largest merchandise trade balance was with MDG South-eastern Asia at -1.0 bln US$ (see graph 4). Merchandise exports in Fiji were diversified amongst partners; imports were also diversified. The top 14 partners accounted for 80 percent or more of exports and 8 partners accounted for 80 percent or more of imports (see graph 5). In 2012 the value of exports of services of Fiji increased slightly by 4.4 percent reaching 1.2 bln US$ while its imports of services increased moderately by 6.4 percent and reached 570.8 mln US$ (see graph 2). There was a large trade in services surplus of 637.5 mln US$.