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LOW IMPACT FXStreet · May 13, 12:36 PM

Australian Dollar: Fiscal loosening and contained wages – TD Securities

TD Securities’ Global Strategy Team says Australia’s 2026/27 Budget is slightly stimulatory, with looser fiscal policy and more upbeat Treasury forecasts than the RBA.

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The Australian Dollar may experience upward pressure due to the stimulatory fiscal policy and positive Treasury forecasts. Traders may react positively, leading to a potential appreciation of the AUD.

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TD Securities’ Global Strategy Team says Australia’s 2026/27 Budget is slightly stimulatory, with looser fiscal policy and more upbeat Treasury forecasts than the RBA.

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