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The Australian – Taxing prosperity at the economy’s peril
Roger Montgomery
October 14, 2026
In my latest article for The Australian, I examine the growing tax burden on Australian businesses and individuals, and the implications for investment, productivity and economic growth. With government revenue and spending continuing to rise, I argue that sustainable prosperity depends on encouraging private enterprise, rewarding innovation and supporting wealth creation, rather than relying on higher taxation and redistribution.
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The Australian – High interest rates and bond yields threaten global sharemarket rally
Roger Montgomery
October 12, 2026
In my article for The Australian, I explore why global bond yields continue to rise while equity markets remain largely unfazed. From persistent inflation and geopolitical tensions to growing government debt and artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure spending, several forces are keeping interest rates elevated. I also examine whether expectations of AI-driven earnings growth can continue to support share prices, or whether higher borrowing costs will eventually weigh on equity valuations.
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The Australian – A new battle for cash has begun – and it could sink stocks
Roger Montgomery
September 14, 2026
In my recent article for The Australian, I explore the growing competition for capital between the U.S. government and the artificial intelligence (AI) boom. As government borrowing and AI infrastructure spending accelerate, the resulting pressure on bond yields could reshape the investment environment, with important implications for equity valuations and long-duration growth stocks.
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The Australian – Are homeowners being pushed to breaking point?
Roger Montgomery
September 14, 2026
In my latest article for The Australian, I look at the growing pressure facing Australian homeowners as rising living costs, higher interest rates and mortgage repayments stretch household budgets. With mortgage stress at its highest level in 18 years, I explore the economic pressures behind the figures and what they could mean for households if conditions remain challenging.
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by Roger Montgomery Posted in Economics, Editor's Pick, In the Press, Market commentary, Property.
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The Australian – Labor’s economics making us all poorer
Roger Montgomery
August 24, 2026
In my article for The Australian, I look at why many Australians are feeling worse off despite the economy continuing to grow. Rising living costs, expensive housing and weak productivity are making it increasingly difficult for households to get ahead.
I also discuss how government decisions around housing, taxation and spending may be adding to these pressures, with younger Australians in particular facing higher rents, falling affordability and greater financial strain.
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by Roger Montgomery Posted in Economics, Editor's Pick, In the Press, Market commentary.
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The Australian – Global markets face reckoning as triple threat fractures appear
Roger Montgomery
August 10, 2026
In my latest article for The Australian, I explore the growing risks facing global markets as cracks emerge across technology, fixed income and inflation. With artificial intelligence (AI) investment increasingly circular, government debt climbing and inflation remaining stubborn, investors may need to prepare for a more volatile and challenging market environment.
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by Roger Montgomery Posted in Editor's Pick, In the Press, Insightful Insights, Market commentary, Market Valuation.
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The Australian – AI boom turns S&P 500 into a dangerous bet
Roger Montgomery
July 21, 2026
In my latest article for The Australian, I argue that the S&P 500 is no longer the diversified benchmark many investors believe it to be. With an increasing share of the index now driven by the artificial intelligence (AI) theme, concentration risk is at extreme levels. History suggests these periods don’t last forever, making quality companies and genuine diversification worth a closer look.
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The Australian – Don’t write off gold’s polish – it could save you from an AI crash
Roger Montgomery
July 6, 2026
In my latest article for The Australian, I examine how investor attention has been almost completely hijacked by artificial intelligence (AI), leaving gold largely overlooked despite many of the conditions that have historically supported it. In theory, an era of mounting sovereign debt, structural inflation and geopolitical uncertainty should favour gold. If today’s AI enthusiasm eventually gives way to a market correction, investors may find themselves giving gold a second look…
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by Roger Montgomery Posted in Economics, Editor's Pick, Energy / Resources, In the Press, Investing Education, Market commentary.
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The Australian – Gravity-defying SpaceX IPO flags warning of market crash landing
Roger Montgomery
June 23, 2026
In my latest article for The Australian, I argue that the extraordinary enthusiasm surrounding SpaceX’s Initial Public Offering (IPO) may be a warning sign that markets are entering a late-stage speculative phase. Drawing parallels with major thematic IPOs that preceded previous market peaks, I examine how Fear of Missing Out (FOMO), passive investment flows, Artificial Intelligence (AI)-driven optimism and a growing disconnect between valuations and fundamentals are creating conditions that resemble past market bubbles. The key question for investors is whether today’s market is being driven by sustainable earnings growth or by speculation that could ultimately prove unsustainable.
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Firstlinks – Have AI’s four horsemen arrived?
Roger Montgomery
June 19, 2026
In my latest Firstlinks article, I explore whether artificial intelligence (AI) is following the familiar path of past technology bubbles. As businesses shift from AI experimentation to demanding measurable returns, the question becomes whether the trillions spent on AI infrastructure will ultimately generate enough revenue to justify today’s lofty valuations.
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by Roger Montgomery Posted in Economics, In the Press, Insightful Insights, Market commentary, Technology & Telecommunications.
