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    Steven Hamilton

    ‘Sorry you listened’ isn’t good enough, Dr Lowe

    The most important tool of a central bank is its independence of action, which has to be earned through credibility. Over time, cracks in it can start to grow.

    Steven HamiltonEconomist

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    Call me crazy but “I’m sorry if people listened to what we’d said” seems a rather puzzling communications strategy for an institution for which credibility is its most valuable asset.

    RBA Governor Philip Lowe during the hearing at Parliament House on Monday. Alex Ellinghausen

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