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Yield and portfolio information to help public funds investment officials manage portfolios, monitor markets and benchmark portfolio performance of local government investment pools (LGIPs) and short term portfolios.

Money Market Yields

LGIP Yields Plummeted Since the Fed Cut Rates but Other Rates? Not So Much

LGIP and money fund rates have plummeted since the Federal Reserve cut its policy rate by 25 basis points.  By the end of last week about 2/3 of the rate cut had made its way into LGIP yields. The balance will likely appear in coming weeks. As to the rest of the short-term markets?  Despite a drumbeat for further cuts at each of the next two Federal Open Market Committee meetings, the markets are skeptical.  The two-year Treasury yield has risen in the past two weeks. And the futures trading showed the April 2026 federal funds level at 3.43% at the end of last week, up 13 basis points in two weeks.

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State and Local Government Investment Assets Show Growth Despite Economic and Fiscal Uncertainty

State and local government investment assets grew by $110 billion, to $4.1 trillion in the second quarter of 2025, a surprisingly strong pace given the high level of economic and political uncertainty. • The growth of three percent in the quarter and eight percent in the 12-month period extends a trend of expanding investment assets […]

Why the Yield on the 10-Year Treasury Matters

There are several reasons to keep a close eye on the yield of the 10-year Treasury note even though investing out 10 years is far beyond the horizon for most public funds portfolios.  Ten-year Treasuries make up less than one percent of Treasury’s $37 trillion of outstanding debt. Yet the yield on this maturity has […]

Cliff Notes on the Upcoming Federal Open Market Committee Meeting

Next week’s meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee is almost certain to set short-term interest rates firmly on the road to lower. That much is given.  But it will also mark the debut of a new, more political Fed and provide important guidance for investors to assess the forward path of the U.S. (and […]

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