Philip Lowe expected to give response to government’s RBA inquiry

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RBA Governor Philip Lowe will speak in Brisbane on Wednesday as Treasurer Jim Chalmers continues to weigh up the future of who will lead the Reserve Bank.

Mr Lowe’s speech, which could be one of his last, is expected to be a response directed at the

federal government’s independent review of the Reserve Bank after 12 interest rate rises in 13 months.

 

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