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2025-2026 National Budget

The 2025-2026 National Budget was passed on 18th June 2025. Overall, appropriated expenditure has increased by 2.3 percent, or $1.57 million from last year. These

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New Online Tax Portal

The Niue Taxation Office is pleased to announce that tax forms are available for filing online through the Niue Tax Portal. This is a convenient

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NIUE NATIONAL BUDGET

NIUE NATIONAL BUDGET

The 2025-2026 National Budget was passed on the 18th June, with Total expenditure of $68.2 million.

NIUE NATIONAL STRATEGIC PLAN

NIUE NATIONAL STRATEGIC PLAN

The Ministry of Finance is the key agency responsible for the co-ordination of the Niue National Strategic Plan (NNSP). As the current 2016 – 2026 iteration of the NNSP nears completion, the development of a new plan is currently underway. A midterm review was conducted in 2022, and a 2026 Roadmap was developed from the National Plan Summit that was held in 2023.

NIUE QUARTERLY ECONOMIC UPDATE

NIUE QUARTERLY ECONOMIC UPDATE

JUNE 2024

GDP GROWTH RATE 3.8% in 2024, forecast at 0.8% in 2025 and 0.4% in 2026. (Annual percent, Years ending June)

GDP SECTOR LEVEL (Annual percent, Years ending June)

QUARTERLY PASSENGER ARRIVALS 2024 only up to May. (Commercial airline arrivals, Years ending June)

Niue’s economy grew by an estimated 3.8 percent in 2024 and 8.9 percent in 2023, the combined result of infrastructure projects and tourism reopening. Looking forward, growth is forecast to fall to 0.8 percent for 2025 and 0.4 2026, reflecting the road and airport resealing projects concluding, and the limitations in tourism accommodation. Inflation for June is at 4.7 percent, and expected to follow easing prices abroad.
While progress has been made with tourism recovery, arrivals in 2024 are still 32 percent below 2019 levels, with accommodation being a key constraint. EFTPOS spending continues to increase, with $24.32 million total for 2024 already matching the 2023 total, excluding May and June data.
Fuel imports for 2024 were 33 percent higher than 2023, due to increased diesel power generation. Investments in accommodation are required to build on the tourism momentum coming out of the pandemic. This is also critical for new workers to ease the tight labor market conditions that persist on Niue.

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