Monetary Policy - Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent indicated a focus on simplifying the US Federal Reserve's money market management [1] - The US central bank has become too complex in how it manages money markets [1]

As expected, the groundwork is being laid to move liquidity operations from the Fed to the Treasury to allow more direct control over the funding of the debt and the rollover of it, using the banks as the conduit and the issuance of bills as the mechanism for liquidity injections.This is essentially state/politically managed debasement via fiscal dominance, removing the supposed "non-political" check and balance of an "independent" central bank.Stephen Miran (@SteveMiran):This morning I spoke about regulato ...

Overview of Fed Operations and Data Accuracy - The report discusses how the Federal Reserve (Fed) operates and makes decisions [1] - It also examines the accuracy of the data used by the central bank [1] Expert Analysis - Joseph Wang (@FedGuy12) provides a breakdown of the Fed's operations and data [1] - The conversation is highlighted as insightful and valuable [1]

From @WSJopinion: The Fed is guiding the economy away from the private sector and toward the government. The central bank claims this makes the financial system safer, but in reality it’s making the system more dependent on itself, writes @DavidRMalpass. https://t.co/ikKepfywe2 ...

Monetary Policy - The Fed cut interest rates again [1] - The future direction of the central bank is uncertain [1]

Monetary Policy - The Federal Reserve has cut interest rates again [1] - The future direction of the central bank is uncertain [1]

Monetary Policy - The Federal Reserve is likely to stop shedding Treasury securities from its balance sheet in the coming months [1] - The Treasury Department played a role in setting the stage for this decision [1]

Geopolitical Implications - Montenegro is drawing parallels to Donald Trump's approach in exerting influence over its central bank [1] Potential Risks - The situation raises concerns about the independence of central banks [1]

RT Brandon Bedford (@wealthpotion)The root problem with conventional currency is all the trust that’s required to make it work.The central bank must be trusted not to debase the currency, but the history of fiat currencies is full of breaches of that trust. https://t.co/3GUFHOx8b9 ...

Prolonged funding pressures in US money markets, just as bank reserves held at the Federal Reserve are dwindling, suggest the central bank may be getting closer to ending the unwinding of its massive portfolio of securities. https://t.co/UBHZxzq3dB ...