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Matt Gentzkow

Show Me The Money!

Central banks worldwide spent much of 2022–2023 draining the liquidity they had pumped into markets after COVID to combat accelerating inflation. Since then, inflationary pressures

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Matt Gentzkow

A Risk Management Cut 

The Fed convened last week and cut base interest rate policy by 0.25%. In the press conference that followed, Fed Chair Jerome Powell described this

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David S. Waddell

Lower Jobs, Higher Stocks

Recent reports on the state of the US labor market have been dispiriting to say the least. Last Friday, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) released

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David S. Waddell
David S. Waddell

Checking the Boxes

As a Philadelphia Philles baseball fan, I often spend late August dreaming of “Red October”. With 162 games played in a season, baseball is an endurance

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David S. Waddell

Then and Now

The first half of 2025 has been anything but dull. In my blog posts so far this year, I’ve covered everything from policy shifts in

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Blog
Matt Gentzkow

Show Me The Money!

Central banks worldwide spent much of 2022–2023 draining the liquidity they had pumped into markets after COVID to combat accelerating inflation. Since then, inflationary pressures

Read Blog »
Blog
Matt Gentzkow

A Risk Management Cut 

The Fed convened last week and cut base interest rate policy by 0.25%. In the press conference that followed, Fed Chair Jerome Powell described this

Read Blog »
Blog
David S. Waddell

Lower Jobs, Higher Stocks

Recent reports on the state of the US labor market have been dispiriting to say the least. Last Friday, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) released

Read Blog »
David S. Waddell
David S. Waddell

Checking the Boxes

As a Philadelphia Philles baseball fan, I often spend late August dreaming of “Red October”. With 162 games played in a season, baseball is an endurance

Read Blog »
Calendar Showing Months And Dates
Weekly Insights
David S. Waddell

Then and Now

The first half of 2025 has been anything but dull. In my blog posts so far this year, I’ve covered everything from policy shifts in

Read Blog »