The shortage of foreign exchange liquidity in Papua New Guinea’s economy appears to be easing, with increased currency inflows helping to meet the needs of both importers and the financial sector.

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Papua New Guinea (PNG) is in the midst of a 30‑day "national emergency" that is related to disruptions to fuel distribution and supply, and which was declared by the government on July 31st. Aviation ...

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