The Fiji Times, 04 November 2017 – TOTAL liquidity in Fiji’s banking system rose in the September quarter by 8.9 per cent to $801.1 million, measured by commercial banks’ demand deposits.
This was highlighted in the Reserve Bank of Fiji’s quarterly review for September this year released recently by the central bank.
Liquidity, simply put, are excess funds that our commercial banks have at the end of each day that have not been lent out to borrowers. Read more…
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