
Christopher Joye
Founder of Coolabah Capital, a firm managing over $15 billion in fixed-interest investments. He is also a leading economic commentator for The AFR.
Top 3 podcasts with Christopher Joye
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Apr 3, 2025 • 60min
#179 Christopher Joye: Trump’s Tariffs & How the Trade War will hit Australia
In this discussion, Christopher Joye, founder of Coolabah Capital, shares insights from managing over $15 billion in fixed-interest investments. He delves into the ripple effects of Trump's tariffs on Australia's economy and the challenges presented by a troubled Chinese market. The conversation highlights the interconnectedness of global trade dynamics, the Reserve Bank of Australia's monetary policy pressures, and necessary financial reforms. Joye also touches on the rejuvenating power of quality sleep for professionals, adding a surprising twist to his economic analysis.

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Mar 31, 2025 • 49min
Expert: Christopher Joye - Navigating inflation, DOGE's impact & RBA's "humiliation"
In this discussion, Christopher Joye, founder of Coolabah Capital and a prominent economic columnist, dives deep into the current fixed income market. He shares bold predictions on inflation and the potential 'humiliation' facing the RBA due to upcoming economic data. Joye also expresses an unexpected optimism about the impact of DOGE on the market. From macroeconomic challenges to the surge in private credit, he offers sharp insights into how government spending and rising interest rates could reshape the financial landscape.

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Apr 9, 2025 • 60min
Episode 63: Trump’s Tariffs & How the Trade War Will Hit Australia – Guest Appearance on Straight Talk with Mark Bouris
Christopher Joye, Chief Investment Officer at Coolabah Capital and an expert on economics and global markets, joins Mark Bouris to dissect the economic fallout from Trump’s tariffs. They explore how rising trade tensions could ensnare Australia, along with the hefty headwinds China faces. Joye also critiques the complexities of Australia's interest rates during elections and advocates for a rethinking of lending regulations. They dive into broader topics like Elon Musk's influence on cryptocurrency and the contrasting infrastructure visions of Australia and the U.S.