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Fed Balance Sheet Set for Slow $20B Monthly Growth Into 2026

My Take: This slow-motion QE tells us the Fed learned its lesson from previous cycles. By sticking to bill purchases

By retiring debt earlier in its lifecycle, the Treasury can reduce pressures on specific maturity segments while creating more flexibility

The shift toward closed models may help U.S. firms remain competitive, but it also slows innovation by reducing the tools

My Take: The 281% surge signals tariffs becoming a primary revenue driver rather than just a trade tool. When customs

Demand for AI fluency — the ability to use and manage AI tools — has grown sevenfold in the past

The composition of corporate investment reflects confidence that AI, cloud, and digital platforms will drive the next phase of economic

My Take: The $284.4B October deficit isn’t just a number, it’s a warning sign. With daily spending hitting $22.5B and

Restoring cost parity would require mortgage rates to decline by about 2.5 percentage points, from current levels near 6.2 percent

Accepting Bitcoin as a form of tax payment would give the U.S. government a direct mechanism to accumulate BTC without

The middle class is facing nearly five years of persistent cost pressures, fundamentally changing how families approach everyday purchases. My