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From Scottie · July 31, 2026
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July 31, 2026 · Executive brief
01 / The rundown
- CD rates climbed to 4.30% alongside a growing federal deficit, while taxable money market funds continue outperforming municipal alternatives for cash allocation.
- Moderate economic growth remains on track near 2%, though persistent core inflation keeps the Federal Reserve open to additional interest rate hikes this year.
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02 / The briefing
01 / main
CD rates hit 4.3% as federal deficit expands
The takeaway: Yields on cash alternatives are creeping higher, with top 12-month CD rates climbing to 4.30%. Meanwhile, tax-exempt municipal money funds lag taxable equivalents across all federal tax brackets, making standard taxable money market options your stronger cash pick right now.
Concrete details
- Top 12-month CD rates reached 4.30% in July, up from 4.10% recorded four months prior.
- Vanguard Federal Money Market Fund offers a 3.55% yield, outperforming tax-exempt money market alternatives.
Why it matters for this reader: For your Brinker-aligned income strategy, this clear fixed-income picture helps you capture top yields on short-term cash without relying on broad market speculation.
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02 / main
Brinker maintains 2% growth target despite persistent inflation
The takeaway: Economic growth is steadying near 2%, supported by modest gains in freight traffic and staffing. However, with May core PCE inflation stuck at 3.4%, half of Federal Reserve officials expect rate hikes later this year under Chair Kevin Warsh.
Concrete details
- First-quarter real GDP growth was revised to 2.1%, while full-year 2026 growth is projected at 2%.
- Core PCE inflation rose 3.4% year-over-year in May, staying well above the Fed's 2% target.
Why it matters for this reader: Staying anchored to Brinker's disciplined portfolio updates isolates your asset allocation from daily headlines, keeping your long-term plan steady despite central bank rate uncertainties.
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Action items
- Review your cash holdings to ensure taxable money market funds and short-term CDs capture current top yields.
- Confirm your equity allocation matches Brinker model portfolio targets to cushion against prospective central bank rate adjustments.
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Brinker Advisor: Treasuries, CDs, and Munis July Update
- Treasuries, CDs, and Munis | July UpdateBrinker Advisor · Included
- Model Portfolios | July UpdateBrinker Advisor · Included
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