Synonyms for fiscal
ˈfɪs kəlfis·cal

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1. fiscal

   These words all relate to money, receipts, or expenditures. Monetary relates to actual money, coin, currency; as, the monetary system; a monetary transaction is one in which money is transferred. Pecuniary refers to that in which money is involved, but less directly; we speak of one's pecuniary affairs or interests, with no special reference to the handling of cash. Financial applies especially to governmental revenues or expenditures, or to private transactions of considerable moment; we speak of a pecuniary reward, a financial enterprise; we give a needy person pecuniary (not financial) assistance. It is common to speak of the fiscal rather than the financial year.

   Synonyms:
   financial, monetary, pecuniary

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1. fiscal, financialadjective

   involving financial matters

   "fiscal responsibility"

   Synonyms:
   financial

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1. fiscaladjective

   Synonyms:
   financial

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1. List of paraphrases for "fiscal":

   tax, financial, prosecutor, budgetary, prosecutors, budget, taxation, finance, procurator, attorney, financials, co-prosecutor

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1. Josh Wein:

   We’ve come a long way in a short time, it won’t take a lot for the market to pause ... whether it’s deliberations over fiscal stimulus, or the occasional talk of inflation or interest rates getting some lift.

2. Kieran Curtis:

   We expect trend weakness in Turkey though we wouldn't be surprised to see a rally in the near term if a government is formed, with a coalition, there will probably be a greater requirement for pork-barrel politics and the question is will this endanger the fiscal conservatism that's been a hallmark of Turkey so far. We feel quite uncomfortable with this mix.

3. Chris Pappas:

   This announcement by President Biden is no way to make policy and sidesteps Congress and our oversight and fiscal responsibilities, any plan to address student debt should go through the legislative process, and it should be more targeted and paid for, so it doesn’t add to the deficit. The president’s plan also doesn’t address the underlying issue of the affordability of higher education, and it is clear that the high cost continues to limit opportunities available to students.

4. Peter Garnry:

   European earnings have been good so far. Unfortunately for European companies, the good performance has drowned in the noise and turmoil of first five weeks of the year, more fiscal stimulus in Europe should add to European equities' outperformance. In the U.S., margins and revenues will continue to be under pressure.

5. Stephen Harper:

   You should be under no doubt that the government will balance its budget next year. We are well within that range. Even with dramatically lower oil prices, we will balance the budget, the only question will be how much flexibility we have in the short term. This will obviously reduce some of our fiscal flexibility but it will not by any means stop us from reaching a balance and at the same time...making the important investments we've made.