Australia's legislature said it would siphon A$17.6 billion ($11.4 billion) into the economy to attempt to stop the coronavirus episode setting off a downturn, as it gauged an augmentation of movement limitations following a conventional pandemic assertion.
The nation's first boost bundle since the 2008 worldwide money related emergency, which helped Australia turn away a downturn at that point, outlines the lengths the legislature will take to pare the financial effect of the flare-up.
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