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Fed & Economy · KXCPIYOY · Resolves Jan 13, 2027

Who will be above 4.7% for the year ending in September 2026?

Showing: Above 4.7% · Resolves Jan 13, 2027
Above 4.7% · 1% chance0Updated 4 min ago
Feeds 2m ago · AI summary 1h ago

Forecast

6%3%0%
Sep 12Oct 6Oct 11

Stats

Volume$33.3K
24h volume$0
Open interest$10.8K
Days left3
Bid / ask0¢ / 1¢
Last1¢

Outcomes

OutcomeChance24hPrice
Above 3.0%100%▲ 1Yes 100¢ No 0¢
Above 3.1%100%▲ 1Yes 100¢ No 0¢
Above 3.3%98%0Yes 98¢ No 2¢
Above 3.2%99%0Yes 99¢ No 1¢
Above 3.4%96%▲ 1Yes 96¢ No 4¢
Above 3.5%87%0Yes 87¢ No 13¢
Above 3.6%48%0Yes 48¢ No 52¢
Above 3.7%12%▲ 1Yes 12¢ No 88¢
Above 3.8%2%0Yes 2¢ No 98¢
Above 4.8%1%0Yes 1¢ No 99¢
Above 4.6%1%0Yes 1¢ No 99¢
Above 4.2%1%0Yes 1¢ No 99¢
Above 5.0%1%0Yes 1¢ No 99¢
Above 4.0%1%0Yes 1¢ No 99¢
Above 4.3%1%0Yes 1¢ No 99¢
Above 4.4%1%0Yes 1¢ No 99¢
Above 3.9%1%0Yes 1¢ No 99¢
Above 4.1%1%0Yes 1¢ No 99¢
Above 4.5%1%0Yes 1¢ No 99¢
Above 4.9%1%0Yes 1¢ No 99¢
Above 4.7%1%0Yes 1¢ No 99¢

Why it moved AI

  • CPI rose 3.4% in August (Advisor Perspectives).
  • Consumer prices rose 4.2% annually in May, highest in three years (CNBC).
  • One-year inflation outlook hit highest level since May 2023 (CNBC Economy).
  • NY Fed: inflation on everyday items entirely due to tariffs (CNBC Economy).
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