A Liberal Senator has thrown support behind Reserve Bank Governor Philip Lowe, saying he has been 'unfairly demonised' amid speculation he will not retain the coveted role.
A Liberal Senator believes Philip Lowe is"well qualified" to retain his position as Governor of the Reserve Bank amid speculation he will not be reappointed for another term.
"Philip Lowe is one of the most qualified economists in the country, he steered the economy through difficult times and been in the job since 2016," the shadow finance minister said. Philip Lowe's seven-year term as RBA Governor is due to expire in September. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Martin Ollman
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