The Post-Powell Transition: As Jerome Powell’s tenure as Federal Reserve (Fed) chair draws to a close, markets are beginning to look beyond the familiar playbook that has guided monetary policy for much of the past decade. A likely transition to a Kevin Warsh–led Fed would represent more than a change in leadership — it could signal a shift in how the central bank interacts with markets, balances transparency with discipline, and defines its own role in the financial system.

In investing, the goal is to find assets that appreciate. That can be accomplished in different ways.

The “American Industrial Renaissance” is an investment theme investors and allocators alike have probably been pitched several times, or at the very least heard about.

Outside of energy commodities, capital markets posted a downbeat March as cross-asset volatility spiked in response to the outbreak of hostilities in the Mideast, and kicked off April in similar, choppy fashion before posting a swift bounce following last Wednesday’s two-week ceasefire agreement