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Treasurer Jim Chalmers flags a ‘fourth economy’ budget shaped by global shocks
In an in-depth discussion with CBA Chief Economist Luke Yeaman, Treasurer Jim Chalmers says the Federal Budget to be handed down in May will reflect a world that has become more volatile, less predictable and more prone to repeated shocks.
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In this special edition of CommBank View: Economics and Markets, Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers joins CommBank Chief Economist Luke Yeaman for a wide-ranging conversation on the forces shaping Australia’s economy. Watch the full episode.
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2026 federal Budget preview: go big or go home
This federal Budget is shaping as one of the most interesting in a long time, but what sort of Budget will it be? CBA's Luke Yeaman and Harry Ottley take a look.
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