The year-end inflation for 2025, as released by the Fiji Bureau of Statistics, stood at 0.0 percent. The Reserve Bank of Fiji says the outcome was largely driven by lower fuel and gas prices which offset the higher prices noted in the alcoholic beverages, tobacco & narcotics category, while food & non-alcoholic beverage prices were unchanged. Domestically, tourism activity performed better than expected in 2025, with visitor arrivals increasing marginally by 0.3 percent to 986,367 against a forecast of no growth. However, the RBF says the increase was notably lower than the 5.7 percent growth in visitor arrivals recorded in 2024. Sectoral performances were mixed with mahogany and electricity noting higher output, while pinewood commodities, mineral water, gold ore, and sugar production fell.