WHERE ARE WE HEADED? Mark Bouris & Christopher Joye - Part 1

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Christopher Joye is well-known as one of Australia’s leading economists, policy advisors and fund managers. He is Contributing Editor with The Australian Financial Review and founded Coolabah Capital Investments in 2011 where, as Chief Investment Officer, he leads the portfolio management effort that has produced one of Australia’s top short-term fixed-interest capabilities. He is responsible for investment decisions, portfolio management, research and asset pricing, and general business management, running a large team of portfolio managers and analysts.

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[@davidmoffatt6331]

Is there a part 2? Chris is an amazingly insightful economic commentator. Love your work.

[@yellowbrickroadtv]

Hi David, thanks for your comment and we agree, Chris is a great guest. Part 2 is currently on the site yhomeloans.com.au/property-insights/

[@isacbendana9748]

Why does this not have more views?? This channel needs more promo it has amazing content!

[@85488899]

Paul Keating once said he used to call the Reserve Bank the Reverse Bank, nothing has changed it seems.

[@williamcrossan9333]

An interesting video, looking back from 9 Apr, 2023.
Interesting that the RBA seems to be quite concerned about house prices, despite saying they don't.

[@Australianzwayne]

Interesting insight gents. Thanks

[@leannevitale3228]

If immigration is so high would that not balance out the house sales and keep prices up.

[@moneymindsetmatrix873]

It would but usually immigrants take a few years to save up before they can buy a property

[@stevieTee_21]

So few comments and probably 2 of my favourite people discussing money about real Aussie money issues
I’d feel so much safer with these 2 as PM and treasurer
But alas we have this outdated political system with duds in every seat
Mark please run for pm. We would vote for you !

[@HTAKJGW]

RBA need a clean out. Doesn’t sound like common sense decision making with the data at hand. That’s mind blowing.

[@MrMischab]

Still no part 2??

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Part 2 is currently on our site yhomeloans.com.au/property-insights/ thanks

[@leshartas1]

Part 2 ??????

[@yellowbrickroadtv]

Part 2 is currently on our site yhomeloans.com.au/property-insights/

[@natashawetzel8750]

Where is part 2? 😀

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Part 2 is currently on our site yhomeloans.com.au/property-insights/

[@williamcrossan9333]

As of 9 Apr, 2023, rates still need to rise by 0.5% or more.