Australian currency is legal tender in Tuvalu, which also circulates its own coins. The Reserve Bank of Australia's cash-rate framework is the monetary context for the Australian dollar; local coin circulation should not be interpreted as evidence of a separate Tuvaluan interest-rate cycle. Tuvalu's principal financial stabilisation institution has a different role: the Tuvalu Trust Fund was established in 1987 by treaty involving Tuvalu, Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom. Revenue from the fund supports budget and economic stability and development programmes. Its investment assets, revenue and government spending decisions are fiscal resources and choices. They need to be distinguished from monetary-policy instruments and from commercial credit conditions experienced by households.
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