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Australia to Profit from War Pushing Up Prices, Westpac Says

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Westpac expects Australia to secure a multi-billion-dollar windfall over the five years to 2030 as the Iran war pushes up coal and gas export prices, boosting export revenues. The forecast implies a material budgetary and trade receipts upside for Australia driven by higher commodity prices rather than domestic demand improvements.

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Westpac expects Australia to secure a multi-billion-dollar windfall over the five years to 2030 as the Iran war pushes up coal and gas export prices, boosting export revenues. The forecast implies a material budgetary and trade receipts upside for Australia driven by higher commodity prices rather than domestic demand improvements.

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