Evans, whose career as the bank’s chief economist spanned 32 years, is remembered for his bold calls on the direction of RBA rates.
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Bill Evans, Westpac’s former chief economist who was regarded as one of Australia’s most influential interest rates forecasters with the power to move markets, has died after a battle with cancer. He was 76.
Evans joined the bank as chief economist in 1991, and built a reputation over his 32-year stint in the job as an astute forecaster, unafraid to make a maverick call on the Reserve Bank of Australia’s monetary policy.
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