John Rapley is an author and academic who divides his time between London, Johannesburg, and Ottawa. He specializes in business and economics, with a focus on energy policy, economic policy, and the global economy, while also covering themes in politics and public policy. His work has been featured in The New York Times, UnHerd, and The Globe and Mail.
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John Rapley's coverage is sharply focused on finance and the economy, with a particular emphasis on expert commentary and opinion editorials. Given this focus, he would likely be most receptive to pitches from economists or financial experts who can provide unique perspectives on economic growth, central bank policies, housing markets, and global economic trends.
As his articles often involve scrutinizing government policies and their impact on the economy, policymakers with in-depth knowledge of economic strategies could also capture his interest. Additionally, given that investment analysis features prominently in John’s work, professionals well-versed in analyzing market trends may find success when reaching out to him.
Considering John's geographic focus on Canada along with topics related to the global economy, relevant pitches should ideally address Canadian economic issues but may also extend to broader international implications.
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It looks like an engineer’s dream. But urban planners and economists, concerned instead with what the economy requires, might like a word
By: John Rapley
As our southern neighbour moves toward becoming a petrostate, Canada must reckon with having an even less diversified economy
By: John Rapley
For too long, Canada has taken future wealth and redistributed it to the present. Pension funds can help reverse this
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After a monster rally in April brought about its best monthly performance since Covid, the US stock market entered the weekend more than 3% above its level before the Iran war, setting new all-time highs. Powered by an army of retail investors who buy every dip and drive the market back up each time it [...]Read More...
By: John Rapley
If this standoff continues and oil prices shoot up, the damage will get much worse
By: John Rapley
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After months of registering mild but persistent disapproval of Western governments, the bond vigilantes came out in force at the end of last week. Friday’s sell-off was especially brutal, with the interest rates on Government debt rising between 0.1% and 0.2%, depending on the country. Stocks fell in response. The crisis in the Labour government [...]Read More...
Over the past two weeks, bond investors’ patience finally snapped and prices have plunged
By: John Rapley
Canada is seen as an oasis of stability in an increasingly volatile world - why anyone would mess with this strikes foreigners as mind-blowing
