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Weekly Cash Commentary
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The federal government shutdown is not the same as it reaching the debt limit.
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Trump’s pressure on the Fed notwithstanding, the money markets have much to celebrate.
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Fed holds rates, and Chair Powell sidesteps President Trump's pressure.
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In the wake of the passing of Trump’s signature bill, reducing the federal debt requires out-of-the-box thinking.
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Chair Powell on the hot seat.
Stocks are on a tear, but investors may consolidate gains.
The strong labor report for June likely keeps the Fed on pause in July.
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Facing criticism and uncertainty, Fed Chair Powell makes things worse by dismissing the SEP.
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Stocks mount powerful rebound despite policy concerns.
Central bank waiting for fiscal and geopolitical policy developments to unfold before cutting rates.
Storm clouds on the horizon, but confidence is rebounding.
With inflation under control, the Fed should cut rates twice later this year.
The question: Has Moody’s downgrade of the US credit rating impacted money market funds?
Trump's attacks make it harder for the Fed Chair to steer the economy through the storm.
Creditors must weigh the benefits and risks of Trump's push for looser rules.
The stability of the money markets is shining amid the greater financial turbulence.
Total US money fund assets push past $7 trillion.
Market intervention should subside under the new SEC leadership.