This budget lacks the potential to trigger a UK-style economic crisis. It doesn’t include the controversial stage 3 tax cuts scheduled for July 2024 and primarily redistributes funds from existing government programs. Moreover, the significant increase in tax revenue ($54.4 billion) driven by commodity prices has been largely saved rather than spent.

Essentially, this budget represents a minor adjustment to existing plans rather than a radical shift in policy. With the next budget still seven months away, the government must navigate the current economic landscape, which is heavily influenced by external factors like war, natural disasters, and global instability.

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