Christopher Joye

Opinion Investors are overlooking the risks of credit rationing by non-bank lenders and lower population growth – and why this could push property prices down.

Opinion Markets are pricing in a political fairy tale, but with inflation surging we're just one Fed pivot away from a 2001-style horror story.

Opinion The government's proposed changes to capital gains tax will likely seal Australia's fate as the most uncompetitive economy in the world.

Younger investors with the largest exposures to high-growth assets will be hardest hit by these tax changes

The main fairness issue with this budget is Labor borrowing $267 billion over the next four years, robbing future taxpayers to buy votes in the present.

We can't tax and subsidise our way to productivity, but a radical $90 billion tax and spending overhaul could build the world-class economy we deserve.

Opinion Despite the relief rally triggered by the apparent end of the Iran war and euphoria over SpaceX's blockbuster listing, a much larger problem is already brewing.

Opinion Elon Musk's genius is difficult to synthesise because each part reinforces the others, beginning with a philosophical vulnerability: humanity lives on one rock.

Opinion These professional politicians behave like parasites, sucking the life out of private enterprise. But the blood suckers should be careful what they wish for.

That might be good or bad news depending on your perspective. Either way, blame Canberra’s catastrophic budget and the Reserve Bank of Australia’s rate rises.