Chalmers says global economic turmoil will drive budget cuts, but Australia should avoid recession
The federal treasurer, Jim Chalmers, is looking for ways to cut the federal budget ahead of its mid-year update. Photograph: Darren England/AAPView image in fullscreenThe federal treasurer, Jim Chalmers, is looking for ways to cut the federal budget ahead of its mid-year update.
- ▪The federal treasurer, Jim Chalmers, is looking for ways to cut the federal budget ahead of its mid-year update.
- ▪Photograph: Darren England/AAPView image in fullscreenThe federal treasurer, Jim Chalmers, is looking for ways to cut the federal budget ahead of its mid-year update.
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| Publication time | Sun, 04 Oct 2026 01:41:13 GMT |
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The federal treasurer, Jim Chalmers, is looking for ways to cut the federal budget ahead of its mid-year update. Photograph: Darren England/AAPView image in fullscreenThe federal treasurer, Jim Chalmers, is looking for ways to cut the federal budget ahead of its mid-year update. Photograph: Darren England/AAPAustralian economyChalmers says global economic turmoil will drive budget cuts, but Australia should avoid recessionTreasurer says ‘very substantial and intensifying pressure’ on federal budget as he points finger at private sector for driving up inflation amid Middle East conflict Get our new political email, free app or daily news podcast Sarah Basford CanalesSat 3 Oct 2026 21.41 EDTLast modified on Sat 3 Oct 2026 21.42 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleJim Chalmers has warned of…
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