Today we are joined by Christopher Joye, founder of Coolabah Capital and regular columnist for the AFR.

Chris is never one to pull his punches, so tune in as we discuss:

What is happening in the fixed income market
Where the US and Australian economy may go from here
Why the RBA may be "humiliated" by the coming economic data
Why he is not-so-quietly bullish on DOGE's impact
And so much more!

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Expert: Christopher Joye - Navigating inflation, DOGE's impact & RBA's "humiliation"

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Expert: Christopher Joye - Navigating inflation, DOGE's impact & RBA's "humiliation"