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| | | ... Development (CEDA) said. "While its previous Budgets struck a good balance between supporting vulnerable Australians and fiscal repair, this Budget is less concerned with addressing the longer-term structural deficit," CEDA chief economist Cassandra ... |
| | | | ... warned pressures on the Budget would "intensify". "We are expecting a deficit of $28.3 billion in 2024-25 - But a stronger fiscal outcome in every year, compared to when we came to government," Chalmers said. "On our watch, the Budget is $215 billion ... |
| | | | ... age pension. To meet the rising costs, future governments may have to increase taxes or cut services to offset the extra fiscal pressure created by the bigger age pension outlays, SMC said. At its peak, the capped super for a house policy could cost ... |
| | | | ... finalising back-office outsourcing. Morningstar forecasts that Platinum's FUM will decline to about $10 billion by fiscal year 2028. Platinum's underperformance relative to its peers also makes a return to net inflows challenging, Morningstar ... |
| | | | ... a testament to the government's responsible approach to budget management. "Our responsible management is ensuring that fiscal policy is taking the pressure off inflation when it is at its highest," the ministers said. "The Albanese government delivered ... |
| | | | ... increasing an underweight position on the longer end of the Treasury curve, the latest investment update shows. "We expect that fiscal supply will continue to keep long-end yields elevated. Broadly, we maintained our steepening bias on the US Treasury ... |
| | | | ... flow among S&P/ASX 200 stocks mirror those of Australian consumer savings; there was a surge during the pandemic due to fiscal support, less working capital pressures, and higher pricing, but now, cash flow has declined. "While companies can manage their ... |
| | | | ... at much less than the $69 billion we booked in the latest mid-year budget update." In the 2023-24 Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook (MYEFO) the government revealed a deficit reduction of $1.1 billion, an improvement of $12.8 billion from earlier projections. ... |
| | | | ... significantly poorer in retirement." Schubert said those withdrawals will also cost the next generation of taxpayers in a case of fiscal long-COVID. "These are the devastating consequences of schemes that break super's preservation rules," she said. ... |
| | | | ... benefited from elevated commodity prices as a commodities exporter, relatively less restrictive monetary policy and supportive fiscal policy. Wang expects to see Australian consumer sentiment moderately improve in the coming months, helped by declining ... |
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