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Monetary Blog | FOMC Insight Engine

Hosted by Konstantin Milevskiy · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 33 episodes

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Investigations into Federal Reserve policy, tested against 90 years of archival documents.

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Konstantin Milevskiy hosts Monetary Blog | FOMC Insight Engine, a business show with 33 episodes published.

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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.

May 21, 202600

Kevin Warsh's confirmation testimony committed the next Federal Reserve chairmanship to a coordinated balance-sheet and rate-cut program. He was sworn in and elected FOMC chair on May 22. The Coordination documented the

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The Substitution: The previous Vice Chair for Supervision answers the axis without naming it — and replaces the question it asked with a different question

May 15, 202600

Governor Michael Barr — until 2024 the Vice Chair for Supervision and the architect of the framework Bessent calls a fundamental mistake — delivers a public defense of every instrument the axis program requires dismantle

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The Analogue: Why the doctrine that has held since 2008 was built for the cases where oil rose and fell.

May 1, 202600

The Federal Reserve's look-through doctrine works when energy shocks mean-revert. The 1973–74 OPEC episode is the case where it didn't, and the modern record shows the framework cannot tell, in real time, which kind of s

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The Dollar: The fifth pillar the doctrine does not name is the institution's most documented operational commitment.

Apr 25, 202600

The fifth pillar the doctrine does not name is the institution's most documented operational commitment. Swap lines, the Exchange Stabilization Fund, FIMA repo facilities, dollar hegemony as enforcement mechanism — all n

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The Test: The roadmap maps four pillars and depends on five. The fifth is the one the doctrine does not name.

Apr 24, 202600

The roadmap maps four pillars and depends on five. The fifth — the one the doctrine does not name — is the operational commitment the Federal Reserve has documented most thoroughly and discussed most reluctantly. Until t

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The Coordination: The axis authorizes four instruments. The balance sheet requires a fifth. The seat that holds the fifth is not in the axis.

Apr 23, 202600

Warsh has committed the next chairmanship under oath to a couple trillion dollars over time in concert with the Treasury Secretary. The balance sheet requires a fifth instrument the four-pillar doctrine does not name. Th

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The Axis: Three actors, one architecture, and the coordination register that debuted within twenty-four hours of the hearing

Apr 22, 202600

The doctrine Kevin Warsh carried into his confirmation hearing is not his alone. It is shared with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and hedge-fund principal Stanley Druckenmiller — across fourteen months of public record

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The Pillars: A restorationist program, its architecture, and the two readings of how it arrived

Apr 20, 202600

Kevin Warsh appeared before the Senate Banking Committee on April 21, 2026, for confirmation as Federal Reserve Chair. Across two and a half hours of questioning, he delivered not a set of positions but a program — four

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The Offset: What the Fed's own transcripts reveal about the fiscal burden Judy Shelton describes

Apr 19, 202600

Judy Shelton describes a fiscal burden the Fed has imposed on the Treasury through interest payments on reserves. The transcripts show the Committee built the framework knowing exactly what it would cost.

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The Distinction: What the Fed knew about the line between supply shock and inflation regime

Apr 14, 202600

Yellen arrives in Hong Kong with the most analytically sophisticated version of the argument the archive has tested repeatedly: this is a supply shock, expectations are anchored, the Fed should be...

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The Money: Where Money Comes From, and What Happens When the Federal Reserve Forgets

Apr 11, 202600

Money enters the economy through two channels — bank lending and government deficit spending — that interact through bank balance sheet composition. The Federal Reserve has understood this for sixty years. The March 2026

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The Compound: What the Fed already knew about the remedies its most celebrated investor prescribes

Apr 7, 202600

Buffett names Powell and Volcker as his two Fed heroes and proposes two remedies — zero inflation, stability paramount — that the archive shows are mutually incompatible with the heroes'...

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The Privilege: What the Fed's own archive reveals about the risks Warren Buffett identifies — and the cure he prescribes

Apr 7, 202600

Buffett identifies four features of the monetary landscape — reserve currency vulnerability, banking fragility, contagion speed, and crisis response adequacy — and the archive validates his...

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The Precedent: What the Fed's own archive reveals about the history a dissenting governor invokes

Mar 31, 202600

Miran constructs his dissent from five historical precedents: the Greenspan productivity bet, the 'classic reasoning' of looking through supply shocks, the disinflationary power of deregulation,...

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The Guide: What the Fed's own archive reveals about the balance sheet reduction its Governor proposes

Mar 25, 202600

Miran proposes shrinking the Fed's balance sheet by $1–2 trillion through destigmatizing the discount window, easing LCR requirements, and normalizing MBS holdings — a comprehensive reform...

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The Unanimity: Five decades of unanimous votes. Five mechanisms of collective failure. The architecture of agreement at the Federal Reserve.

Mar 24, 202600

The FOMC's most consequential failures share a common architecture: unanimous votes masking unresolved analytical disagreement. The transcripts reveal what the votes concealed.

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The Retreat: The March 2026 FOMC statement made four changes from January. Markets barely noticed. We decoded each change against 90 years of documents.

Mar 17, 202600

Four changes across 240 words. Every one performs a function the statement cannot name. The Fed is narrowing what it claims to know — while preserving every element of the architecture that will authorize the next cut.

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The Insulation: What seven decades of closed-door deliberations reveal about Federal Reserve independence

Mar 13, 202600

The public narrative of Federal Reserve independence rests on institutional architecture — the 1951 Accord, fourteen-year terms, transparency norms, explicit inflation targets — presented as...

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The Circuit: What the Fed's own archive reveals about the path from energy shock to bond market

Mar 6, 202600

An analyst submits a five-link causal hypothesis tracing transmission from a Qatar LNG disruption through Japan's balance-of-payments stress into US Treasury markets and financial conditions.

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The Reserve: What the Fed's own archive reveals about the framework the Treasury Secretary calls a mistake

Mar 4, 202600

Bessent proposes dismantling the post-crisis liquidity framework, calling the self-insurance mandate a fundamental mistake born of crisis trauma, blaming the LCR for entrenching discount window...

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