The Price of Distrust ─ Part 2: The Costs of Political Interference at the Fed

45 years of de facto Fed independence appears increasingly at risk. President Trump has already installed one Fed Governor, is attempting (possibly illegally) to dismiss another, and has triggered market speculation about his ability or willingness to even dismiss the Chairman. What does this mean for markets?

Change at the Top: Economic and Equity Market Implications: Systematic Global Equities Q4 2024 Update

U.S. stock markets experienced positive performance in 2024, and that trend is expected to continue in 2025. However, 2025 also has the potential to experience increased market volatility and shifting trends due to policy changes from the incoming administration combined with uncertainty about inflation and global economic conditions.

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