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1. 1▶Bill Nelson on Shrinking the Fed's Balance Sheet and Reviving Interbank MarketsMacro Musings with David Beckworth55:16Notes
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2. 2▶Moving Iron: August Auction Market Heats Up as Pre-Harvest Demand Stays StrongMoving Iron Podcast23:13Notes
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3. 3▶Gianluca Benigno on Central Bank Balance Sheets, Stablecoins, and Nonlinear InflationMacro Musings with David Beckworth54:04Notes
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4. 4▶The Supplement: Arthur Burns tells Los Angeles that his instruments cannot reach this inflation, and names the ones that should stand beside themMonetary Blog | FOMC Insight EngineNotes
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5. 5▶July Job Growth StallsChris Lehnes Factoring SpecialistNotes
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6. 6▶Moving Iron: Navigating the Summer Equipment Auction LandscapeMoving Iron Podcast51:37Notes
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7. 7▶Barry Eichengreen, Paul Blustein, and Brendan Greeley on Dollar DominanceMacro Musings with David Beckworth58:56Notes
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8. 8▶Moving Iron: The Market Is Speaking Through Auction PricesMoving Iron Podcast1:18:54Notes
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9. 9▶David Wessel on the Fed's Current Inflection PointMacro Musings with David Beckworth55:54Notes
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10. 10▶Moving Iron: The Impact of Commodity Prices on Equipment ValuesMoving Iron Podcast35:25Notes
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11. 11▶Invoice Factoring – Quickly Convert AR into Cash with FactoringChris Lehnes Factoring SpecialistNotes
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12. 12▶Sam Lyman on the Digital Payments Race Between the US and ChinaMacro Musings with David Beckworth58:24Notes
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13. 13▶Moving Iron: How In-Person Auctions Drive Community and ValueMoving Iron Podcast1:04:46Notes
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14. 14▶Stephan Luck on What History can Teach Us about Financial StabilityMacro Musings with David Beckworth57:47Notes
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15. 15▶View From the EDGE® July 2026: The Importance of DiversificationView from the EDGE13:28Notes
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16. 16▶The Slate: The Inference traced a rate cut timed for December, waiting on a supply-side finding the new task forces were to certify by year-end. On July 9 the Federal Reserve named the people who will certify it. Read against what each has spent a decade concluding, the roster is the finding.Monetary Blog | FOMC Insight EngineNotes
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17. 17▶Moving Iron: How Used Machinery Prices Are Defying Expectations in 2026Moving Iron Podcast27:44Notes
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18. 18▶Barry Eichengreen on the History of Global CurrenciesMacro Musings with David Beckworth57:09Notes
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19. 19▶Moving Iron: Used Equipment Prices Surge as Market Momentum BuildsMoving Iron Podcast23:58Notes
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20. 20▶Yesha Yadav, Chris Odinet, and Andrea Tosato on the Moneyness of StablecoinsMacro Musings with David Beckworth1:11:31Notes
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21. 21▶Moving Iron: How Supply and Demand Are Shaping Equipment Prices in 2026Moving Iron Podcast29:34Notes
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22. 22▶Jeffrey Lacker on What a New Fed Treasury Accord Might Look LikeMacro Musings with David Beckworth56:30Notes
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23. 23▶Moving Iron: How Weather and Market Cycles Shape Farming Equipment TrendsMoving Iron Podcast48:02Notes
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24. 24▶The Inference: The first meeting under the new chair installed the framework the series predicted — and set the schedule that delivers the cut.Monetary Blog | FOMC Insight EngineNotes
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25. 25▶Nik Bhatia on Bitcoin and the Case for Using Stablecoins for StatecraftMacro Musings with David Beckworth59:16Notes
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26. 26▶Moving Iron: Auction Trends, Iron Values & the Road to AutonomyMoving Iron Podcast41:25Notes
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27. 27▶View From the EDGE® June 2026: AI Drives Markets Higher… For Now?View from the EDGE16:59Notes
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28. 28▶The Game: The program has been announced. The implementation has begun. The chair does not need to win a majority for a standalone cut on the merits of incoming inflation data, because he has changed what the committee will be voting on.Monetary Blog | FOMC Insight EngineNotes
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29. 29▶Dr. Donald BoudreauxEconomic Club of Minnesota59:49Notes
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30. 30▶View From the EDGE® May 2026: The Rally in Equities ContinuesView from the EDGE14:25Notes
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31. 31▶The Analogue: Why the doctrine that has held since 2008 was built for the cases where oil rose and fell.Monetary Blog | FOMC Insight EngineNotes
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32. 32▶Currency Swap Lines, Financial Statecraft, and Dollar DominanceMacroeconomic Policy NexusNotes
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33. 33▶The Dollar: The fifth pillar the doctrine does not name is the institution's most documented operational commitment.Monetary Blog | FOMC Insight EngineNotes
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34. 34▶The Test: The roadmap maps four pillars and depends on five. The fifth is the one the doctrine does not name.Monetary Blog | FOMC Insight EngineNotes
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35. 35▶The Coordination: The axis authorizes four instruments. The balance sheet requires a fifth. The seat that holds the fifth is not in the axis.Monetary Blog | FOMC Insight EngineNotes
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36. 36▶The Axis: Three actors, one architecture, and the coordination register that debuted within twenty-four hours of the hearingMonetary Blog | FOMC Insight EngineNotes
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37. 37▶The Pillars: A restorationist program, its architecture, and the two readings of how it arrivedMonetary Blog | FOMC Insight EngineNotes
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38. 38▶The Offset: What the Fed's own transcripts reveal about the fiscal burden Judy Shelton describesMonetary Blog | FOMC Insight EngineNotes
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39. 39▶The Distinction: What the Fed knew about the line between supply shock and inflation regimeMonetary Blog | FOMC Insight EngineNotes
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40. 40▶Professor Mari PangestuEconomic Club of Minnesota56:24Notes
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41. 41▶The Money: Where Money Comes From, and What Happens When the Federal Reserve ForgetsMonetary Blog | FOMC Insight EngineNotes
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42. 42▶View From the EDGE® April 2026: A Two-Week Ceasefire, but Uncertainty RemainsView from the EDGE12:43Notes
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43. 43▶The Privilege: What the Fed's own archive reveals about the risks Warren Buffett identifies — and the cure he prescribesMonetary Blog | FOMC Insight EngineNotes
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44. 44▶The Compound: What the Fed already knew about the remedies its most celebrated investor prescribesMonetary Blog | FOMC Insight EngineNotes
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45. 45▶The Geopolitical Power of AgricultureEconomic Club of Minnesota1:00:55Notes
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46. 46▶The Precedent: What the Fed's own archive reveals about the history a dissenting governor invokesMonetary Blog | FOMC Insight EngineNotes
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47. 47▶The Guide: What the Fed's own archive reveals about the balance sheet reduction its Governor proposesMonetary Blog | FOMC Insight EngineNotes
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48. 48▶The Unanimity: Five decades of unanimous votes. Five mechanisms of collective failure. The architecture of agreement at the Federal Reserve.Monetary Blog | FOMC Insight EngineNotes
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49. 49▶The Retreat: The March 2026 FOMC statement made four changes from January. Markets barely noticed. We decoded each change against 90 years of documents.Monetary Blog | FOMC Insight EngineNotes
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50. 50▶View From the EDGE® March 2026: War in the Middle EastView from the EDGE16:14Notes
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