AU RBA Deputy Gov Lowe Speaks
He's responsible for advising Reserve Bank Board members - who decide where to set the nation's key interest rates - on matters relating to the financial system, and his public engagements are often used to drop subtle clues regarding future policy shifts;
In Feb 2012 his title changed from Assistant Governor (Economic) to Deputy Governor;
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| Sep 7, 2016 | Due to speak at the University of New South Wales, in Sydney; |
| Mar 7, 2016 | Due to speak at the Urban Development Institute of Australia, in Adelaide; |
| Nov 4, 2015 | Due to participate in a panel discussion at the Financial Services Institute of Australasia's regulators event, in Sydney; |
| Oct 12, 2015 | Due to speak at the Australia Investment Conference, in Sydney; |
| Sep 8, 2015 | Due to speak about economic conditions and prospects in the Australian economy, in Melbourne; |
| Aug 12, 2015 | Due to speak at the Shann Memorial Lecture, in Perth; |
| May 26, 2015 | Due to speak at the Thomson Reuters’ 3rd Australian Regulatory Summit, in Sydney; |
| May 19, 2015 | Due to participate in a panel discussion at the Lowy Institute for International Policy, in Sydney; |
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- AU RBA Deputy Gov Lowe Speaks News
From rba.gov.au|Sep 7, 2016I would like to welcome you all to Sydney to this important conference. It is fantastic to see the Asian Development Bank working so closely with an Australian university, the Institute of Global Finance at the University of New South Wales. It is also very pleasing to see that this collaboration is occurring in this beautiful city. I am sure that you will find this conference stimulating and that you will receive warm hospitality in our city. The title of this conference is long. Ten words: ‘Financial Cycles, Systemic Risk, ...
- From rba.gov.au|Mar 7, 2016
It is a real pleasure for me to be back in Adelaide today. I would like to thank the Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA) for the invitation to be part of your National Congress in this beautiful city. I previously spoke at a UDIA National Congress in 2010. That year it was held in Sydney. On that occasion, I spoke about how and why the Australian economy had come through the severe global downturn in much better shape than most other countries. I spoke about the expected upswing in mining investment and the positive ...
- From rba.gov.au|Nov 4, 2015
I would like to thank FINSIA for the invitation to speak today. It is a pleasure to be part of this year's Regulators Panel. The Reserve Bank's regulatory responsibilities lie in three general areas. First, along with APRA, we have a broad responsibility for stability of the financial system. Second, we have specific responsibilities for competition and efficiency in Australia's payments system. And, third, we have responsibility for prudential supervision of Australia's clearing and settlement facilities. This afternoon, I would ...
- From rba.gov.au|Oct 12, 2015|1 comment
It is a pleasure for me to be able to speak at the CFA's Australia Investment Conference. I participated in the 2013 conference in Melbourne and it is very good to be back at your 2015 conference here in Sydney. I would like to congratulate CFA Societies Australia for the topic that they have chosen for this year's conference: Going Back to Fundamentals. In a world in which the focus is too often on the short term, this conference serves as a timely reminder that it is the fundamentals that really matter. In the area of finance, the ...
- From forexcrunch.com|Oct 11, 2015
AUD/USD surged last week, gaining close to 300 points. The pair closed at 0.7329. This week’s highlights are NAB Business Confidence and Employment Change. Here is an outlook on the major market-movers and an updated technical analysis for AUD/USD. The Australian dollar enjoyed a banner week, taking advantage of the dovish Federal Reserve minutes. In the US, Services PMI and Trade Balance were weaker than expected. Jobless claims beat expectations, but this wasn’t enough to blunt spectacular gains by the Aussie. 1. RBA Deputy ...
- From rba.gov.au|Sep 8, 2015
I would like to begin by thanking the Committee for Economic Development of Australia (CEDA) for the invitation to address this lunch. It is a pleasure to be able to speak at another CEDA function, particularly one here in Melbourne. A central theme of the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) communication over the past few years has been that the Australian economy is in a period of transition: a transition from the biggest resources boom in over a century to something a bit more normal. The sheer scale of the resources boom means that ...
- From forexcrunch.com|Sep 6, 2015|3 comments
AUD/USD had another dismal week, losing over 230 pips, and closed the week below the symbolic 0.70 line for the first time since March 2009. The pair closed the week just above the 0.69 level. This week’s key events are NAB Business Confidence and Employment Change. Here is an outlook on the major market-movers and an updated technical analysis for AUD/USD. The uncertainty about the state of the Chinese economy loomed large on the Aussie. A disappointing Australian GDP report hurt the shaky Aussie. GDP gained just 0.2% in Q2, its ...
- From rba.gov.au|Aug 12, 2015
It is a great honour for me to have been invited to deliver the Shann Memorial Lecture for 2015. I would like to thank the University of Western Australia very much for this privilege and I am delighted to be in Perth once again. Edward Shann stands tall in the list of Australia's distinguished economists. His work emphasised the importance of looking back to history to understand what the future might hold for us. He was a tireless advocate for market-based policies, including in commodity, labour and foreign exchange markets. He ...
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