Brent$90.389.04%
Brent crude stable at $70.00/bbl today.
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Niue

Asia-Pacific
Critical
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Niue

Critical
AI Analysis Β· Updated daily

Niue faces a critical energy security situation, importing 100% of its oil with extremely limited reserves of only 10 days. Gasoline prices are among the highest at $1.68/L, reflecting the island's complete reliance on external supplies and high transportation costs. Despite no direct exposure to the Strait of Hormuz, the global supply deficit and elevated Brent prices significantly impact this very small island nation. Moderate food risk and a 65% increase in fertilizer prices further compound economic vulnerabilities. The outlook for Niue in the coming weeks is grim, with sustained high prices and a high probability of fuel shortages unless global oil markets stabilize.

$1.68
Gasoline /L
+31.2% vs pre-war
10d
Reserves
1 weeks
+17.5%
Food Inflation
Risk: moderate
100%
Oil Imported
Hormuz: none

Fuel Prices

USD primary Β· NZD (NZ$) local

Prices shown per litre. Local currency conversion uses live exchange rates.Last updated: Apr 18, 2026

Gasoline
$1.68/L
NZ$2.85/L
+31.2% vs pre-war
Diesel
$1.55/L
NZ$2.63/L
+34.8% vs pre-war
LPG / Autogas
$0.95/L
NZ$1.61/L
Kerosene / Jet A
$1.18/L
NZ$2.00/L
Pre-war baseline (Feb 2026): Gasoline $1.28/L Β· Diesel $1.15/L Β· Current prices are 31.2% above pre-war levels

3-Month Price History

Feb 21Mar 14Apr 4NZ$2.060/LNZ$2.310/LNZ$2.560/LNZ$2.970/LPre-warβš” War
Pre-war baseline
Iran war starts (Feb 2026)
NZD Β· live rates

Strategic Oil Reserves

10days
1 weeks
0.3 months
Low β€” Under 30 days
Source: IEA/EIA
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Energy Dependency Profile

Oil Import Dependency
100%
of total oil consumption
Hormuz Exposure
None
Strait of Hormuz risk
Food Import Dependency
82%
of food supply imported

Fertilizer & Food Security

Fertilizer Cost Change
+65%
vs pre-war (Feb 2026)
Food Inflation (YoY)
+17.5%
year-on-year CPI food
Food Security Risk
Moderate
FAO / WFP assessment
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Flight Disruption Risk

Moderate

Jet fuel prices have risen ~38% above pre-war levels globally. Expect fuel surcharges on most international routes. No specific disruption data available for this country.

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Inbound Supply Ships

IntelligenceFull manifest β†’

No inbound tankers detected

May indicate supply disruption

Crisis Summary

Risk LevelCritical
Hormuz Exposurenone
CurrencyNZD (NZ$)
RegionAsia-Pacific
Data SourcesIEA Β· EIA Β· FAO Β· WFP
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Data: IEA, EIA, World Bank, FAO, GlobalPetrolPrices.com Β· Updated daily

Not financial advice. For informational purposes only.

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