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Economics & Fed Odds

Interest rates, inflation and macroeconomic prediction market odds, compared across venues.

2races
4outcomes in races
4single markets
0on both venues
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Fed funds rate after Dec 2027 meeting

2 outcomes ·closes Dec 2027

Above 4.00% is the most likely at 88%.

Outcome KalshiPolymarket Gap pts 24h pts
Above 4.00% 88¢ — — 0.0
Above 5.50% 11¢ — — 0.0

Largest Company end of October 2026

2 outcomes ·closes in 25d

NVIDIA leads at 96%.

Outcome KalshiPolymarket Gap pts 24h pts
NVIDIA — 96¢ — +0.1
Alphabet — 0.4¢ — +0.1

Single markets

Will the ECB announce a 50+ bps increase at the October 2026 meeting? — 0.1¢ —
Fed funds rate after Oct 2026 meeting? — Above 4.00% 19¢ — —
Fed funds rate after Jun 2027 meeting? — Above 4.25% 77¢ — —
Next Fed rate hike? — Before 2027 77¢ — —

Nothing matches that filter.

How to read these odds

A prediction-market price is the probability. A contract trading at 24¢ pays $1 if the event happens, so the market is saying roughly a 24% chance. That is the whole conversion — no vig to strip out, no moneyline to decode.

PriceImplied chanceAmerican odds
5¢5%+1900
10¢10%+900
25¢25%+300
40¢40%+150
50¢50%even
60¢60%−150
75¢75%−300
90¢90%−900

American odds shown for orientation if you are coming from a sportsbook. Prediction markets quote the price directly, which is why the middle column needs no arithmetic.

Why the two venues disagree

Kalshi and Polymarket are separate order books with separate participants, so the same question can carry different prices. A gap is not automatically free money. Three things eat it:

Where a gap survives all three, that is what the edge scanner is for.

Common questions

Are these live prices?
Yes. Prices are re-read from both venues every few minutes. The 24h column compares against our own recorded price from a day earlier.
Why do some rows show only one venue?
Because only one venue lists that question. Kalshi and Polymarket carry substantially different catalogues — most markets exist on one and not the other.
Do the outcomes in a race add up to 100%?
Usually not exactly. Each outcome is its own contract with its own book, so the sum drifts above or below 100 depending on where the spreads sit. A sum well above 100 is the market pricing in more certainty than the field can collectively deliver.
Can I trade here?
No. MarketMaster is read-only — we show the prices and the analysis, and you trade on the venue itself.