At Macro Anchor, we do not make predictions by extrapolating headlines, market prices, or consensus forecasts. We start from constraints. We ask what is binding, what is no longer optional, and what cannot be postponed without breaking the system. From those constraints, objectives emerge mechanically, not ideologically. And once objectives are fixed, outcomes are not guesses; they are paths of least resistance. This is how macro regimes shift. Seen through that lens, what is happening today around the Federal Reserve did not begin with a subpoena. It did not begin with a press conference, nor with Jerome Powell ... (full story)