Economics student at the University of Tasmania combining macroeconomic research, economic modelling, and data analysis to understand markets, industries, and policy.
My research examines how policy, incentives and structural change affect economic behaviour and industry outcomes. I combine macroeconomic analysis, game theory and computational modelling to investigate those relationships and their implications for investment decisions.
Currently building small analytical tools for macro, rates, regulatory research, agentic simulations, and simulated market experiments.
Rates transmission / Sovereign bonds / Market structure / Policy analysis
My work focuses on how macroeconomic shocks and policy transmission move sovereign bond markets, rates, and institutional valuation.
Open to contributing to papers and applied research projects that need clean data work, modelling, charts, or reproducible analytical tooling.
Auto-generated from BIS central bank policy rates.
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Interactive fixed-income analytics tool for Australian Commonwealth Government Securities, covering settlement and maturity inputs, clean and dirty price, accrued interest, duration, convexity, and DV01.
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Interactive tool for classifying game-theoretic payoff matrices and exploring strategic structure.
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