Vacancy: Administrative Assistant, FMSD
The Central Bank of Solomon Islands is seeking to recruit a suitable and qualified person for the position of Administrative Assistant within the Financial Market Supervision Department (FMSD).
Read MoreThe Central Bank of Solomon Islands is seeking to recruit a suitable and qualified person for the position of Administrative Assistant within the Financial Market Supervision Department (FMSD).
Read MoreThe Central Bank of Solomon Islands is seeking to recruit a suitable and qualified person for the position of Administrative Assistant within the Economics Research and Statistics Department (ERSD).
Read MoreMonthly Economic Bulletin – April, 2017 The Monthly Economic Bulletin for April, 2017 is now available. PDF version can be downloaded below. Also visit our Monthly Economic bulletin page for past reports....
Read MoreRemarks by CBSI Governor, Denton Rarawa at the launch of the Central Bank’s 2016 Annual Report at the Heritage Park Hotel, 19 May 2017.
Read MoreAnnual Report 2016 The Central Bank of Solomon Islands has released the Annual Report for 2016....
Read MoreThe Central Bank of Solomon Islands is seeking to recruit a suitable and qualified person for the position of Assistant Security Officer within the Human Resource & Corporate Services Department.
Read MoreWhat NPF’s new saving scheme is By Natasha Eddie, CBSI Communications Officer Article No. : 03/2017 For so long, those in the informal sectors have been excluded from joining Solomon Islands Provident Fund. But with the...
Read MoreMany people still do not understand how cash circulates with in our economy and often express their interest in knowing more about the role of Central Bank of Solomon Islands (CBSI) in this area. This article describes the role of the Central Bank in the cash cycle and aims to inform the public of how the cycle works in general, in order for people to understand and
appreciate the role CBSI plays in maintaining smooth circulation. The full article and currency movement chart can be downloaded below.
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.
Read MorePress Release – Solomon Islands Government Commits to Digitization of 80% of Payments by 2020 Honiara, Solomon Islands – The Solomon Islands Government has today announced its commitment to become a member of the Better...
Read MoreInflation |
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(September, 2024) | 4.0% |
GDP 2022 Actual (Source: SINSO) | Constant Price: 2012 |
Real GDP | SBD$ 10,894.6m |
Nominal GDP | SBD$ 12,774.5m |
Real GDP Growth | 2.4% |
Foreign Reserves | |
(October 2, 2024) | SBD $5,585m |
Interest Rates (June, 2024) |
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Deposit Rate | 0.46% |
Lending Rate | 8.23% |
Money Supply | |
(October 23, 2024) | SBD $5,937m |
Per SBD | Today 22/11/2024 | Last Week 15/11/2024 |
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USD | 0.1189 | 0.1188 |
GBP | 0.0943 | 0.0938 |
EUR | 0.1133 | 0.1128 |
AUD | 0.1825 | 0.1839 |
NZD | 0.2027 | 0.2029 |
JPY | 18.3800 | 18.5400 |
SDR | 0.0906 | 0.0903 |
CNY | 0.8607 | 0.8605 |
Index | 114.30 | 114.40 |