Modern Monetary Inflation

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WHITEPAPER: New Ethics Training Rules (SB 827)

April 27, 2026

With evolving regulations like California’s SB 827 ethics training rules, it’s important for public officials and finance professionals to understand

Markets Climb as Fed Shifts

April 24, 2026

Kevin Warsh’s Senate Banking Committee confirmation hearing for Federal Reserve Chair on April 21 placed the central bank’s upcoming leadership

April 2026 Monthly Bond Market Review

April 22, 2026

Recent economic data point to moderating growth alongside rising inflation pressures, as the U.S.-Israeli military campaign against Iran that began

Geopolitics Shape Markets, Fed Watch

April 17, 2026

Geopolitical headlines continue to materially impact market sentiment, and the latest news flow has been constructive. Israel and Lebanon agreed

War, Inflation, and Markets Collide

April 10, 2026

Market volatility this week was driven by updates on the war with Iran along with key data releases providing some

WHITE PAPER: Understanding Repurchase Agreements

April 6, 2026

Local government investment pools (LGIPs) are one of the most common investment products utilized by state and local governments nationwide.

March 2026 Monthly Bond Market Review

March 30, 2026

February economic data continued to reflect the measured disinflationary progression that has characterized conditions throughout the post-pandemic normalization cycle, with

Tensions in Middle East Intensify Market Volatility

March 27, 2026

This week, escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East further intensified volatility across global capital markets. The conflict with Iran

WHITEPAPER: Why Real Estate Drives California’s Fiscal Health

March 24, 2026

It has been stated time and again: Buying a home is the single largest investment most people make; home ownership

Fed Holds; Inflation Pressures Persist

March 20, 2026

The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) held the federal funds rate at 3.50% to 3.75% on Wednesday in an 11

As a thought experiment, one could ponder what would happen if a modern-day tycoon, such as Elon Musk, decided to liquidate all his assets and distribute his fortune equally to everyone. If we limit our fantastical muse to every citizen of the United States, we would each receive $530.12. Yet, in a post-Covid world, this thought experiment has real world implications. Today, global central banks are utilizing monetary policy to counter the second order consequences resulting from government intervention and fiscal policy response to the pandemic. In addition, geopolitical strife continues to add to the confluence of events currently roiling capital markets led by the highly inflationary environment.

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