Skip to content
PRIME will be closed from November 27 through November 29, 2024 for the Thanksgiving Holiday.
Login
PRIME will be closed from November 27 through November 29, 2024 for the Thanksgiving Holiday.
Monthly Summary Reports
PRIME Holdings and Summary
Cash Flows
Financial Information & Pool Performance
Risk Management & Oversight
Enrollment Materials
News and Commentary
Client Support Team
Audits
Monthly Summary Reports
PRIME Holdings and Summary
Cash Flows
Financial Information & Pool Performance
Risk Management & Oversight
Enrollment Materials
News and Commentary
Client Support Team
Audits
Search
News and Commentary
2024
Additional Pool Closure on Wednesday, November 27th
11/19/2024
Liquidity looking good
11/18/2024
Might the election result slow the Fed's easing cycle?
11/11/2024
Florida PRIME Participant Exclusive Webcast
11/05/2024
Jobs, inflation reports show economic strength ahead of Fed meeting
11/04/2024
Data, talk about the economy both unhelpful
10/29/2024
Fed might soon regret its aggressive first cut
10/21/2024
Fed had serious debate about the September cut
10/14/2024
We're Here to Help
10/08/2024
Well, that was unexpected
10/07/2024
Fed officials not named Powell take spotlight
09/30/2024
Florida PRIME will be open for business on Monday, September 30th
09/27/2024
PRIME Closure due to Hurricane Helene
09/24/2024
Anticipated Impact due to Tropical Cyclone Nine
09/23/2024
It all comes down to risk management
09/23/2024
Fed shifts its focus
09/16/2024
New Automated Account Update Procedure (Repost)
09/11/2024
Not that helpful
09/09/2024
Markets can't bully the Fed
09/03/2024
New Automated Account Update Procedure
08/28/2024
How to Guide – Automated Digital PAM Form
08/27/2024
Fed minutes and Powell keynote in sync
08/26/2024
Federated Hermes Market Insights - August 2024
08/23/2024
It's all cool
08/19/2024
Not so fast, or large
08/12/2024
Woah, Nelly!
08/05/2024
Update – Tropical Storm Debby
08/04/2024
Sound of silence
07/29/2024
Central bank convergence?
07/22/2024
Federated Hermes Market Insights - July 2024
07/17/2024
Double vision
07/15/2024
Mixed bag
07/08/2024
Hard to tell
07/01/2024
Federated Hermes Market Insights - June 2024
06/27/2024
Pool Closure on Thursday, July 4th and Friday, July 5th
06/26/2024
Retail Sales Slow; Will Inflation follow?
06/24/2024
Zig and zag
06/17/2024
Labor market data diverges
06/10/2024
Watch out for sneaky inflation maneuvers
06/04/2024
Did the Fed Really Just Mention Tightening?
05/28/2024
Federated Hermes Market Insights - May 2024
05/23/2024
A little bit goes a long way
05/20/2024
On the same page
05/13/2024
Florida PRIME Participant Exclusive Webcast - Replay
05/08/2024
Weaker labor market in April helps Fed
05/06/2024
Inflation steady
04/29/2024
The outcome of income
04/22/2024
A numbers guy
04/15/2024
Florida PRIME Participant Exclusive Webcast
04/12/2024
Hope you get to see the eclipse...
04/08/2024
Inflation balances out
04/01/2024
Fed still projecting three cuts
03/25/2024
Steady going
03/18/2024
Big show comes next week
03/11/2024
Eye of the Beholder
03/04/2024
2024 Participant Satisfaction Survey
03/01/2024
Hedging Their Bets
02/26/2024
Inflation Not Following the Script
02/20/2024
Website Upgrade
02/15/2024
Presidents' Day Closure
02/15/2024
Following Up
02/12/2024
Fed Has Work to Do
02/05/2024
Holding Pattern
01/29/2024
December's silver bells
01/22/2024
Inflation's Double Speak
01/15/2024
Not Much Guidance
01/08/2024
Inflation Still Center Stage in 2024
01/02/2024
2023
Additional Holiday Pool Closures Reminder
12/18/2023
Happy Holidays from Florida PRIME
12/13/2023
Heed these sayings
12/11/2023
Counting Down the Days
12/04/2023
Fed proceeding 'carefully'
11/27/2023
Inflaton's Decline Takes Spotlight from Congress
11/20/2023
Additional Holiday Pool Closures
11/14/2023
Powell Wary of an Inflation 'Head Fake'
11/13/2023
Is the Economy Finally Heeding the Fed's Reins?
11/06/2023
GDP heats up
10/30/2023
Pause or skip?
10/23/2023
Not much help
10/16/2023
The Fed must have it both ways
10/09/2023
Rising oil prices distort inflation
10/02/2023
Fed's November meetings looms large
09/25/2023
Of oil and onions
09/18/2023
Confirmation of Fed policy, governors
09/11/2023
Labor market paradox
09/04/2023
Pool Closure due to Hurricane Idalia
08/29/2023
Potential Pool Closure due to Hurricane Idalia
08/28/2023
The Hill are Alive With the Sound of Bankers
08/28/2023
Looking to the past to gauge the future
08/21/2023
Slow to change
08/14/2023
Fitch waves amount to ripples
08/07/2023
Wherefore Art Thou, Recession?
07/31/2023
Focus on Powell
07/24/2023
Fed sporting blinders
07/17/2023
More to come
07/10/2023
More restriction likely on the way
07/03/2023
Additional Holiday Pool Closures
06/28/2023
Different building, same words
06/26/2023
The Fed punts
06/19/2023
Pool Closure - June 19, 2023
06/14/2023
Fed Faces Late-Arriving Inflation Report
06/12/2023
Whether a Hop, Skip or Jump, Fed Might Not Hike in June
06/05/2023
Have money, will spend
05/22/2023
Slow Going
05/15/2023
20-20 on 25
05/08/2023
Much for the Fed to Consider
05/01/2023
Blackout
04/24/2023
Things are About to Get Interesting at the Fed
04/17/2023
All Fed meetings are special these days
04/10/2023
Inflation Again in the Sights
04/05/2023
Participant Conference Call
04/04/2023
Market Update on the Banking and Financial Service Sectors
03/31/2023
Drama concluded?
03/27/2023
Drama Continued
03/20/2023
Investment Update - No SVB, Silvergate, or Signature Bank Exposures
03/14/2023
Investment Update - Zero SVB Exposure
03/13/2023
Drama Upstaged
03/13/2023
Pendulum swings too far yet again
03/06/2023
Haunting words
02/27/2023
Hindsight is 50-50
02/21/2023
The Baffling Economy
02/13/2023
Fuel for the Fire
02/06/2023
Cooling Down
01/30/2023
The Value of a Quarter
01/23/2023
What's a Central Bank to Do?
01/17/2023
On the Road
01/09/2023
Crazy, but Good Year for Liquidity
01/03/2023
Powell's Missed Opportunity
01/01/0001
2022
Inflation Still High On Everyone's, and Fed's, Mind
12/19/2022
It's All Relative
12/12/2022
Perplexing Powell
12/05/2022
Much to Consider
11/28/2022
A slight difference of opinion
11/21/2022
Disconnect
11/14/2022
Lag and Letdown
11/07/2022
Good News For Those Who Like Bad News
10/10/2022
Slow to Rise; Slow to Fall
10/10/2022
Consumers still spending
10/03/2022
Horizon of hikes
09/26/2022
A Rotten Core
09/19/2022
'Pick-A-Little Talk-A-Little'
09/12/2022
Powell Might Have to Start Shouting
09/06/2022
Roping Inflation
08/29/2022
Minutes Show FOMC's Tough Talk Softening
08/22/2022
Beyond the Headline
08/15/2022
The Fed on the Balance Beam
08/08/2022
Large Numbers and Tall Mountains
08/01/2022
Not So Negative Anymore
07/25/2022
Looking to the Past
07/18/2022
Between a Rock and a Hard Place
07/11/2022
Moving On to Q3
07/05/2022
Hot Mic
06/27/2022
Speed Climbing
06/21/2022
How Will the Fed Interpret High Inflation?
06/13/2022
The Rollout of the Roll Off
06/06/2022
Looking Forward to Summer
05/31/2022
The Fed Has Donned Blinders
05/23/2022
Welcome Aboard, Mr. Powell
05/16/2022
Undeniably Hawkish Fed
05/09/2022
Quiet Before the Storm
05/02/2022
A Seat at the Table
04/25/2022
A Single Mandate?
04/18/2022
'Expeditiously' is the New 'Transitory'
04/11/2022
Strong Jobs Report Kept Fed in Check
04/04/2022
Powell Doubles Down
03/28/2022
A Hike and Then Some
03/21/2022
Not So Elementary
03/14/2022
Powell Reveals His Vote
03/07/2022
Ukraine Crisis Might Hinder Fed Response to Inflation
02/28/2022
How Fast is Fast?
02/22/2022
Going Once, Going Twice, Sold?
02/14/2022
Fed Dual Mandate Met
02/07/2022
The Long View
01/31/2022
Fed Thinking Digitally
01/24/2022
Pressure on Prices and Policymakers
01/17/2022
Aggressive Fed
01/10/2022
Optimism for the New Year
01/03/2022
01/01/0001
2021
Hikes on the Horizon
12/20/2021
Hot Potato
12/13/2021
A Faster Fed
12/06/2021
Consumers Leaving the House to Shop
11/29/2021
And the Winner is...
11/22/2021
Keeping Our Eyes on the Prize
11/15/2021
Will the Fed Play Ball? (Part 2)
11/08/2021
Will the Fed Play Ball? (Part 1)
11/01/2021
Fund Rates