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The Reserve Bank of Australia came into being on 14 January 1960 as Australia's central bank and banknote issuing authority, when the Reserve Bank Act 1959 removed the central banking functions from the Commonwealth Bank to it. The Bank has the responsibility of providing services to the Government of Australia, which the profits of the Bank are transferred back to, in addition to also providing services to other central banks and official institutions.

Economic Conditions and Prospects By Reserve Bank of Australia - Apr 03, 2014

Glenn Stevens*GovernorSpeech to the American Chamber of Commerce (Qld) AmCham iiNet Business Luncheon Brisbane - 3 April 2014Thank you for the invitation to be in Brisbane again.Economic conditions in...

The Economic Outlook By Reserve Bank of Australia - Mar 26, 2014

Glenn Stevens*GovernorSpeech to the 17th Annual Credit Suisse Asian Investment Conference Hong Kong - 26 March 2014When I last spoke at this conference two years ago, the United States had just...

Some Implications of the Internationalisation of the Renminbi By Reserve Bank of Australia - Mar 26, 2014

Philip Lowe*Deputy GovernorOpening Remarks to the Centre for International Finance and Regulation Conference on the Internationalisation of the RenminbiSydney - 26 March 2014I would like to thank the...

Opportunities and Challenges for Market-based Financing By Reserve Bank of Australia - Mar 26, 2014

Philip Lowe*Deputy GovernorSpeech to the ASIC Annual Forum 2014Sydney - 25 March 2014When I was invited to speak at this conference, the ASIC organisers suggested the topic ‘Opportunities and...

Reflections on the Financial Crisis By Reserve Bank of Australia - Mar 17, 2014

Demographics, Productivity and Innovation By Reserve Bank of Australia - Mar 12, 2014

Opening Statement to House of Representatives Standing Committee on Economics By Reserve Bank of Australia - Mar 08, 2014

The Resources Boom and the Australian Dollar By Reserve Bank of Australia - Feb 15, 2014

Opening Statement to House of Representatives Standing Committee on Economics By Reserve Bank of Australia - Dec 19, 2013

Glenn StevensGovernorCanberra - 18 December 2013Madam ChairMembers of the CommitteeThank you for the opportunity to meet with you today. I look forward to constructive engagement with you during the...

Remarks on Liquidity By Reserve Bank of Australia - Dec 18, 2013

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