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The Reserve Bank has promoted Luci Ellis to the position of Assistant Governor (Economic), making her to first woman to become what is effectively the central bank's chief economist.
As Assistant Governor (Economic) she will move into the post held by the last three Reserve Bank governors before their promotion to Deputy Governor and then Governor.
As the 'obvious choice' to replace Glenn Stevens, MIT-educated Phil Lowe is expected to follow the pragmatic approach of his predecessor, as Mal Maiden explains.
Apple reported falling iPhone sales, highlighting the need to deliver blockbuster new features in the next edition of the flagship device if the company is to fend off rivals like Samsung.
As the 'obvious choice' to replace Glenn Stevens, MIT-educated Phil Lowe is expected to follow the pragmatic approach of his predecessor, as Mal Maiden explains.
The Assistant Governor (Economic) runs both the economic research and economic monitoring departments and presents an update on the economy to each Reserve Bank board meeting.
As head of the bank's financial stability department since 2008, Dr Ellis has become one of its main experts on housing, delivering speeches on the spatial as well as financial aspects of real estate and representing the bank at parliamentary inquiries into housing.
Dr Luci Ellis has been promoted to the position of Assistant Governor (Economic) at the RBA. Photo: Ben Rushton
Dr Ellis joined the Bank in 1991 and worked mainly in its two economic departments before being seconded to the Bank for International Settlements in Switzerland.
She obtained a doctorate in economics from the University of New South Wales and a first-class honours degree from the University of Melbourne.
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