Fiji

Fiji Bank Adds Chinese Renminbi Currency To Its Tradeable Portfolio For Its Customers

News Analysis: Fiji Bank Adds Chinese Renminbi Currency To Its Tradable Portfolio for its Customers (joining Countries and Banks World-Wide which understand the Commercial Wisdom in doing so). Fiji Exporters can sell more products to China by using the Renminbi as the proper currency. Importers can now engage in trade without conversion costs to trade for U.S. Dollars. Everyone wins with this Currency.

We think the Renminbi, Distribution-Wise, will quickly surpass the Euro and equal the U.S. Dollar in future years. As America has fewer of its products being sold as “Unique and Unavailable Elsewhere” people will purchase everything else as equivalents or improvements from other countries. Since China is the greater exporter of such goods, trading in Renminbi, not U.S. Dollars, makes sense.

China can quickly accelerate Renminbi Distribution as the ‘Currency of Choice’ by offering Foreigners Renminbi Loans for even purchases of Non-Chinese Products. ‘Jumbo’ Aircraft, Luxury Cruise Ships, and the like, which China does not presently fabricate, would be good candidates for large loans.

The Fiji Bank Adds Chinese Renminbi Currency to its Tradable Portfolio for Customers was astute thinking by smart Bank Management. In such a Commercial Environment, everyone prospers: the Bank, the Countries involved, the Exporters, and the Importers.

The ONLY Good Deal is one in which ALL Participants Benefit; not just a few.

Reality.

Reference: http://www.fijisun.com.fj/2014/03/29/bred-bank-adds-renminbi-currency/

☆ $400 Million Dollars A Year Exporter Fiji, Wants To Sell More To Wealthy Neighbor, New Caledonia (NC)

News Analysis: $400 Million Dollars A Year Exporter Fiji, Wants To Sell More To Wealthy Neighbor, New Caledonia (NC) since its Gross Domestic Product Per Person is approximately 13% the amount of ‘NC’. Applicable Products for sale to ‘NC’ might be Clothing and Food (for  Fiji grows: Bananas, Cassava, Cattle, Coconuts, Fish, Goats, Pigs, Rice, and Yams).

‘NC’ has a limited area of its land suitable for cultivation and  about 20% of its expenditures is for food; so a “Symbiotic Relationship” can exist between the countries.

Approximately 25% of the known Nickel Deposits of the World are located in ‘NC’. Its Principal Exports are Ferro-nickels and Nickel Ore. It also Exports: Chrome, Cobalt, Copper, Gold, Iron, Lead, Manganese, and Silver.

The Imports of ‘NC’, beyond food, are Chemicals, Fuels, and Machinery and Equipment.

An area of 18,575 Km2 (7,171 Mi2) comprises New Caledonia, so continued exploration of its vast natural resources is possible.

Entrepreneurs and Investors may want to consider ‘NC’, as well as Fiji, for possible Business Opportunities. 

Reality.

Reference: http://www.fijitimes.com/story.aspx?id=263863

Fiji: Investing “Small” Might Bring “Large” Profits

News Analysis: Fiji consists of 332 Islands of which approximately 110 are inhabited by 900,000+/- people. It covers an area of 18,274 Km2 (7,055 Mi2). Its Capital of Suva has over 174,000 residents. Fiji’s population distribution of those on each of the Inhabited Islands average 6,661. This South Pacific Ocean Area is definitely in an infrastructure need of Island-to-Island Transportation.

Fiji has a Gross Domestic Product of over $4.3 Billion Dollars. As such, there is money ($4,800 Per Capita) to be spent on Island-to-Island ridership by Fijians.

Presently, there is an apparent Dearth of Transportation available to the widely-dispersed Population. Investors may want to consider partnering with reputable Marine Experienced individuals in Fiji. After acquiring Requisite Licensing and Sea-Worthy Vessels the  hauling of  both Freight and Passengers throughout the Islands can occur.

Large Tuna Fish grow from Small Eggs.

Reality.

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China Loans Billions Of Dollars To Pacific Islanders

News Analysis: China has announced Billions of Dollars in Loans for Infrastructure Development for the various Pacific Ocean Islands. Electrification, and the like can only make the lives of Fijians and other islanders better off (from such funds).

China knows that potential customers, located anywhere,  for its exports, are only capable of purchasing “After” they have reached a threshold level ABOVE ‘Subsistence’. This Chinese “Helping Hand” with Infrastructure Funds is much too important to ignore. Now, Fijians and others can develop their Islands so they have even greater ability to engage in International Import and Export.

Other Super-Powers should consider the benefits of “Dollar Diplomacy over Bayonet Diplomacy” (which some World Leaders seem to revel in).

People Intimidated by a Super-Power already have Fear in the Psyches; they are only One Step Away from its ‘Belligerent Brother’, Hate. They do NOT cooperate with those whom they Detest.

Reality.

Reference: http://www.fijitimes.com/story.aspx?id=255023

Fiji Farmers Favor Cocoa Future

News Analysis: Fiji Farmers Favor Cocoa Future with additional impetus from the Government. A $300,000.00 Fiji Grant to increase Cocoa growing along with higher Commodity prices help the farmers. $5,000.00 a Metric Ton (2,205 Pounds) is allegedly being paid to some Cocoa Farmers for Dried Cocoa Beans.

Cocoa, being a Seasonal Crop, needs  attention to maximize yields during its growth.  An addition of fertilizers as well as effective Pest Abatement and Disease Eradication will help insure quality production.

The Cocoa Harvesting Process is simple enough: Cocoa Trees grow ‘Pods’ which contain the Cocoa Beans. These “Football” looking Pods are cut from the trees and sliced open revealing the beans.  Each Pod contains up to Fifty  of the Green-colored Cocoa Beans. The Chemical Conversion process of Bean Fermentation takes about a week after the beans have been spread over  large areas and Solar Heated. During the process the Beans convert themselves to a Brown coloration. Evaporation of water occurs in the brown beans prior to shipment. Approximately Two Metric Tons of Green Cocoa Beans dry down to One Ton of Fermented Brown Cocoa Beans.

Investors may want to consider Cocoa Bean Farming in Fiji. A Receptive Fijian Government is a Big Asset in establishing a new Business or buying into an existing one.

Reference: http://www.fijisun.com.fj/2013/12/10/momentum-increases-to-grow-cocoa-industry/

Fiji International Airport Modernizes for Country’s Economic Growth

News Analysis:  Fiji International Airport modernizes for the country’s economic growth. Its Government Leaders understand “Continental Connections Create Currencies Collection”.

Through investment in such Infrastructure as this Nadi Project, many people will gain financial success. Fiji’s Important Location will help it gain more International Commerce.

Foreign Investors can gain an edge on ‘Late-Comers’ by exploring NOW, ‘Peripheral Business’ to the Nadi Airport. Projects such as Luxury Hotel Construction, Island Sightseeing Flights, or even Aircraft Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul Facilities would be worthwhile in Fiji. As new visitors materialize in Fiji, additional monies can be earned through wise investments there.

Reference: http://www.fijisun.com.fj/2013/11/16/what-the-nadi-airport-modernisation-will-mean/

Fiji to Receive Agronomy Advice from Israel

News Analysis: The Israelis are very adept in Agriculture Technologies. It is helpful to have them share their thoughts about crops, soils, etc. with those in Fiji who may benefit.  Farming technology, wherever created, can help transfer “Increased Production” methodologies to the people of the planet, as well. Thusly, the ‘students’ may be more adept in crop growth as well as environment protection systems.

Reference: http://tinyurl.com/louhpzt