Debt – Growth Nexus the Case for Solomon Islands

External borrowing or debt is a common practice in developing and least developed countries around the world for various reasons. If local borrowing is limited, these countries depend on sourcing external funds to subsidize their deficit budgets or cushion revenue shortfalls and to fund major infrastructure or development projects.The full article can be downloaded below.

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Monetary Policy Stance – March 2017

Monetary Policy Stance – March 2017 At its meeting on March 29 2017, the Board of the Central Bank of Solomon Islands (CBSI) resolved to maintain the accommodative monetary policy stance for the next six months. CBSI...

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Key Statistics

Inflation
(March, 2025) 2.4%
GDP 2022 Actual
(Source: SINSO)
Constant Price: 2012
Real GDP
SBD$ 10,894.6m
Nominal GDP
SBD$ 12,774.5m
Real GDP Growth2.4%
Foreign Reserves
(April 30, 2025)SBD $5,892m
Interest Rates
(December, 2024)
Deposit Rate0.47%
Lending Rate8.45%
Money Supply
(April 30, 2025)SBD $6,161m

Exchange Rates


Per
SBD

Today
08/05/2025

Last Week
01/05/2025
USD0.11970.1197
GBP0.08990.0897
EUR0.10580.1055
AUD0.18570.1872
NZD0.20080.2018
JPY17.1817.11
SDR0.08820.0883
CNY
0.86480.8703
Index114.30114.50