Monetary Blog | FOMC Insight Engine

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

Monetary Blog | FOMC Insight Engine is a business podcast hosted by Konstantin Milevskiy, with 36 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Konstantin Milevskiy hosts Monetary Blog | FOMC Insight Engine, a business show with 36 episodes published.

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  The Supplement: Arthur Burns tells Los Angeles that his instruments cannot reach this inflation, and names the ones that should stand beside them

  Aug 8, 2026—

  On December 7, 1970, Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur F. Burns told a Pepperdine College audience in Los Angeles that monetary and fiscal policy could not reach a cost-driven inflation, and asked...

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  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.

  Jul 9, 2026—

  Warsh named fifteen independent experts to examine whether the Fed's methods can be improved. Each panel pairs a directional coalition with a credible counterweight: the coalition sets the direction, the counterweight sets the boundary — and the opponents he chose are what make the result credible.

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  The Inference: The first meeting under the new chair installed the framework the series predicted — and set the schedule that delivers the cut.

  Jun 17, 2026—

  Kevin Warsh's first FOMC meeting installed the framework the series predicted, on a schedule that points to a December cut — licensed by a productivity payoff the Fed cannot yet measure...

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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, 2026—S0

  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 architecture; The Analogue documented the look-through framework now being applied. The Game reads the opening moves.

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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, 2026—S0

  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 dismantled, and names no principal. The speech does not refute the axis. It performs a substitution: Warsh's claim about what the balance sheet is is replaced with a measurement claim about how the Fed's footprint should be defined.

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