Joseph Wang focused on the July FOMC and the new Fed chair “Kevin,” criticizing his communication, framework, and transparency. Wang argued Kevin denies a trade-off between the Fed’s dual mandates without offering a clear transmission mechanism, and suggested markets reacted with lower front-end rates but a pressured 30-year due to concerns about a secret inflation target. He flagged ongoing weekly market themes (AI trade, geopolitics, Fed path), and amplified a claim by Senator Lummis about possible destruction of SVB records. He repeatedly suggested Fed credibility would improve if Kevin spoke less and highlighted task forces foreshadowing policy changes. 1234567891113
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