Fiji, April 24 -- Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says Fiji's fuel supply is stable but warned more price pressure is coming, announcing a $56 million (US$39.95 million) government response to cushion families, businesses and key services.

Rabuka laid out the current fuel position, saying there is no shortage despite global disruptions.

"As of the 19th of April 2026, Fiji's fuel supply remains stable. We currently have about 45 million litres of fuel in stock on land, and an additional 22 million litres is expected to arrive before the end of this month. This brings the total available supply for April to about 67 million litres, which is close to half of our total national storage capacity. Daily consumption remains steady at around two...