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AI Development Pause Shock: Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei published a 3,800-word warning calling for industry-wide AI model development slowdown, triggering immediate selloff in semiconductor and AI infrastructure stocks

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Fed 25bp Rate Hike 79.5% Priced for Tuesday · Tue Sep 16
HIGHEST Impact 5/5 0.52
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Crude Oil Above $104 on Saudi Pipeline Attack · Ongoing
HIGHEST Impact 5/5 0.47
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AI Development Slowdown Call From Frontier Labs · Ongoing
HIGHEST Impact 5/5 0.37
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DEADLINE · FOMC decision (with SEP / dot plot) · T-2 days · 2026-09-16
HIGH Impact 4/5 0.73
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10-Year Yield Three Basis Points From 5% · This week
HIGH Impact 4/5 0.38
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DEADLINE · FY2027 appropriations lapse (shutdown risk) · T-17 days · 2026-10-01
HIGH Impact 4/5 0.28
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Bubble Regime · 1 of 4 Horsemen Active (valuation extreme, no euphoria yet) · Ongoing
WATCH Impact 2/5 0.40

⚡ Most surprising

Fed rate hike probability surged 30pp in one week to 79.5% despite oil shock being supply-driven · Sep 14

Polymarket shows September 16 FOMC meeting now 79.5% likely to hike 25bp, up from 50% just seven days ago. This represents complete policy reversal from earlier cut expectations. The surprise is not the hike itself but the velocity of repricing and the fact bond markets are demanding monetary tightening for a supply shock that rate hikes categorically cannot address. This suggests either markets fear second-round inflation effects immediately or are pricing policy error risk into term premium.

Why it rattles: Fed tightening into supply shock risks stagflation scenario that breaks both bonds and equities

Bitcoin up 1.2% to $77,766 while gold drops 1.04% despite both typically moving together as monetary hedges · Sep 14

When Fed hike probabilities spike to 79.5%, both gold and bitcoin typically fall together as monetary hedge assets reprice for tighter policy. Instead, BTC gains while gold sells off. This divergence suggests crypto market is pricing Fed terminal rate already reached and interpreting this hike as final rather than start of cycle. Gold weakness indicates traditional macro participants see extended tightening risk. The cross-asset dislocation reveals conflicting rate path interpretations between crypto and traditional safe haven flows.

Why it rattles: Asset class disagreement on Fed terminal rate creates positioning risk for either camp if wrong

Salesforce up 5.1% while broader tech sector down 1.19% on AI development slowdown fears · Sep 14

Anthropic CEO's call for AI model development pause crushed NVDA (down 2.6%) and AVGO (down 3.9%) alongside XLK sector weakness. Yet CRM rallied 5.1%, becoming day's tech outperformer. This single-stock strength while sector craters indicates traders are immediately bifurcating between AI infrastructure plays (selling) and software companies with direct AI monetization through existing customer bases (buying). The speed of this re-rating within hours of the Anthropic essay suggests AI investment thesis fragmentation accelerating.

Why it rattles: AI capex beneficiaries face narrative collapse while application layer rewarded, forcing sector reallocation

▸ 📌 Today 5
  1. AI Development Pause Shock: Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei published a 3,800-word warning calling for industry-wide AI model development slowdown, triggering immediate selloff in semiconductor and AI infrastructure stocks. NVDA down 2.6%, AVGO down 3.9% in premarket, while broader tech sector (XLK) falls 1.19%. Citigroup warns this threatens the earnings revision narrative that powered 2026 equity gains, as AI capex has been the primary driver of tech outperformance.

  2. Oil Shock Meets Fed Pivot: Crude oil jumped 4.76% to $104.81 following Saudi Arabia East-West pipeline closure from drone attacks, pushing Brent to $107. This supply-driven spike forces 10-year yield to 4.97%, just 3bp from 5%. VIX up 11.49% to 17.66, but still below 30-day high of 17.84, suggesting markets are processing this as tradeable volatility rather than systemic fear. /ES down 57.75pts to 7601.75, while Dow paradoxically holds +0.98% on energy and defensive rotation.

  3. Fed Rate Hike 79.5% Priced: Polymarket shows 79.5% probability of 25bp hike at Tuesday meeting, up 30pp in the past week from 50%. This represents complete reversal from earlier cut expectations. Only 19.5% chance of no change, down 30pp. Kalshi forward curve now shows 3.75-4.00% through October, then 4.00-4.25% December onward. Bond market pricing aggressive Fed action despite recognition that rate hikes cannot address supply-driven oil shock, creating policy error risk.

  4. Tech Bleeds, Defensives Bid: Sector rotation accelerates with defensive outperformance clear. Energy (XLE) +1.88%, Staples (XLP) +1.40%, Comm Services (XLC) +1.56% as GOOGL and META gain on non-AI revenue narratives. Tech (XLK) underperforms at -1.19%, Industrials (XLI) -0.32% on growth concerns. Within tech, CRM +5.1% defies sector weakness, suggesting traders differentiating between AI infrastructure plays and software with immediate monetization. Utilities (XLU) down 0.36% as CEG falls 3.3%, indicating nuclear/data center power plays caught in AI slowdown narrative.

  5. Cross-Asset Dislocation Signal: Bitcoin +1.21% to $77,766 while gold drops 1.04% to $4,320 presents unusual divergence. Typically both move together as monetary hedge assets when Fed hikes loom. BTC strength suggests crypto market pricing Fed terminal rate reached rather than extended tightening cycle. Meanwhile, /NQ down 510pts (1.74%) versus /ES down only 57pts (0.75%) shows 2.3x relative weakness in tech, matching March 2025 sector rotation peak. Ethereum prediction markets show 74.5% chance of reaching $2,600 by September end, up 24.5pp, contradicting equity risk-off tone.

▸ 📅 Rest of week 5
  1. Fed Decision Tuesday Dominates: September 16 FOMC meeting resolves tomorrow with 79.5% market probability of 25bp hike to 4.00-4.25% range. This would mark hawkish reversal after months of plateau expectations. Forward guidance will be critical given oil-driven inflation shock that Fed cannot control through demand management. Any signal of sustained hiking cycle beyond September could break equity support, especially if Powell acknowledges policy error risk. Kalshi shows December range holding 4.00-4.25%, suggesting market expects one-and-done hike, but dot plot could reveal more hawkish median.

  2. Geopolitical Catalysts Stack Up: Multiple near-term binary events on Polymarket include Saudi Arabian military action against Yemen (72% by Sept 15), Ukraine targeting Moscow (26% by Sept 15), and Israel-Lebanon diplomatic meeting (72% by Sept 18). These compound the oil supply risk from Saudi pipeline attack. Any escalation in Middle East could push Brent above $110, forcing additional inflation repricing. US-Iran ceasefire extension market shows 90% probability, up 39.5pp, suggesting one stabilization vector, but Saudi-Yemen and Israel-Lebanon tracks remain hot.

  3. AI Thesis Bifurcation Plays Out: Week ahead determines whether Anthropic slowdown call represents isolated caution or broad industry shift. Watch for responses from hyperscalers (MSFT, GOOGL, AMZN) on capex guidance and model development timelines. CRM outperformance at +5.1% today suggests market will reward software companies with clear AI monetization versus pure infrastructure plays. Semiconductor names (NVDA, AVGO, AMD) face technical breakdown risk if AI narrative cracks further. Any additional frontier lab joining slowdown call would accelerate sector repricing.

  4. Inflation Data Revives as Focus: With oil at $104 and Fed hiking into supply shock, September CPI (Kalshi expects 3.508% YoY, 0.474% MoM) becomes critical for validating or refuting hawkish pivot. Current expectations show inflation still elevated above 2% target. Energy component will show immediate impact of crude spike. Core CPI trajectory determines whether this hiking cycle extends beyond September. Q3 GDP expectations at 2.528% suggest economy can absorb tightening, but stagflation risk rises if oil stays above $100 through quarter end.

  5. Defensive Positioning Until Clarity: Sector flows favor energy, staples, and select communication services until Fed path and AI development trajectory clarify. XLE names (XOM, CVX both +2.3-2.4%) benefit from crude spike with operational leverage. Staples (WMT +2.0%, PG +2.5%) offer bond-proxy safety if yields stay elevated. Within tech, differentiate between AI capex beneficiaries (under pressure) and software monetizers (holding up). Real estate (XLRE +0.74%) shows resilience with AMT +3.3%, suggesting REIT complex pricing Fed terminal rate reached. Avoid concentrated Nasdaq exposure until AI development question settles.

🎯 Risk Categories7 domains · 13 deadlines
▸ 🌍 Geopolitical ELEVATED Iran-Hormuz Shipping Disruption & Oil Spike 1
🟠 Iran-Hormuz Shipping Disruption & Oil Spike FAST · days
OilCommoditiesEquitiesRatesShipping
  • Brent crude stands at $108.34/bbl, up 19% over the past month.
  • Saudi Arabia shut its East-West pipeline after drone strike over the weekend, forcing reroutes around the Strait of Hormuz.
  • Iran-GCC talks in Salalah, Oman postponed Sunday night with no new date, leaving temporary shipping arrangements unresolved.
▸ 📈 Macro / Economic ELEVATED Fed Rate Hike Wednesday & Inflation Persistence 2
🟠 Fed Rate Hike Wednesday & Inflation Persistence FAST · days
EquitiesRatesBondsCurrencies
  • FOMC meets Sep 15-16, with rate decision and SEP/dot plot due Wednesday Sep 16 at 2:00 PM ET, press conference at 2:30 PM.
  • Markets now price 86.5% probability of 25bp hike to 3.75-4.00% range, up from 69% on Friday.
  • Current fed funds target is 3.50-3.75%.
🟠 Oil Price Shock & Inflation Transmission FAST · days
OilCommoditiesEquitiesRates
  • WTI crude stands at $102.52/bbl, up 21.3% over the past month.
  • Brent rallied over 9% last week, reaching 4-month high, after Saudi pipeline shutdown and Iran disruption.
  • Oil surge revives inflation and recession fears, putting pressure on Fed and market expectations.
▸ 📉 Markets / Vol ELEVATED AI Development Slowdown Call Pressures Tech & Semis 2
🟠 AI Development Slowdown Call Pressures Tech & Semis FAST · days
EquitiesOptions
  • Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei called for slowing AI model progress on Sep 13, with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman agreeing industry needs to pace the frontier and Elon Musk backing the view.
  • Nasdaq 100 futures fell 1.5% in pre-market Sep 14, led by losses in chip stocks including Nvidia.
  • Memory chip makers SK Hynix and Samsung dropped in Asian trading, spreading selloff across AI and semiconductor complex.
🟠 Shiller Excess CAPE Yield Compressed Near Dot-Com Extremes SLOW · quarters+
Equities
  • Shiller CAPE ratio stands at 40.72, which is 25% above its long-term average of 32.57.
  • Current CAPE sits at 98.8th percentile since 1881, with only 20 months ever higher, all in 1999-2000-2026.
  • Excess CAPE Yield currently at 0.96%, which is 62% below its long-term average of 2.52%.
▸ 🏛️ Trump / Political MODERATE US-China Tariff Reduction Deal in Progress 1
🟡 US-China Tariff Reduction Deal in Progress MEDIUM · weeks-months
EquitiesCommodities
  • China Commerce Ministry said Sep 10 that negotiators aim to implement reciprocal tariff cuts on $30B of goods from each side at an early date.
  • Trump and Xi expected to meet in Washington Sep 26-27, with tariff deal announcement possible at that summit.
  • Current combined China tariff rate stands at 31%; reciprocal tariff suspension of 24% runs until Nov 10, 2026.
▸ 🇯🇵 Japan / Yen MODERATE BOJ Rate Hike Expectations & Yen Intervention Follow-Through 1
🟡 BOJ Rate Hike Expectations & Yen Intervention Follow-Through FAST · days
CurrenciesEquitiesRates
  • USD/JPY trades near 153.50, holding near strongest yen level in almost seven months after US Treasury Secretary Bessent warned traders against betting against the currency.
  • BOJ broadly expected to raise interest rates next week, with Takaichi administration adopting more hawkish stance to limit excessive yen weakness.
  • Japan and US confirmed coordinated yen-buying intervention on Aug 3; Japan signals willingness for further intervention.
▸ 🎲 Prediction Markets MODERATE Fed September Hike Odds Jump to 80%+ 1
🟡 Fed September Hike Odds Jump to 80%+ FAST · days
RatesEquitiesCurrencies
  • Polymarket shows 80-87% probability of 25bp hike based on recent hot CPI and strong payrolls, resolves Sep 16.
  • CME FedWatch Tool shows 86.5% chance for rate increase this week, up from 69.4% on Friday morning.
  • Market question: will Fed raise rates by 25bp at Sep 15-16 FOMC meeting; current range 3.50-3.75%, hike would move to 3.75-4.00%.
▸ ₿ Crypto MODERATE Bitcoin Consolidation Ahead of Fed & Rate Sensitivity 1
🟡 Bitcoin Consolidation Ahead of Fed & Rate Sensitivity FAST · days
CryptoEquities
  • Bitcoin price $77,674.90 as of Sep 14, 2026 at 3:31 AM ET, with 24-hour trading volume of $8.49B.
  • BTC opened Sep 14 at $76,806.19, down 0.6% from Sunday, but moved up to $77,873.33 as of 7:31 AM ET.
  • All-time high for bitcoin was $126,198.07 on Oct 6, 2025; current price roughly 38% below that peak.
▸ ⏳ Deadlines this week Next: FOMC decision (with SEP / dot plot) · T-2d · 3 inside 45 days 13
▸ T-2d next FOMC decision (with SEP / dot plot) re-verify 2026-09-16
🏦 Monetary ratesequitiesfx

September FOMC, Kevin Warsh's second meeting as chair (confirmed 54-45, took office May 22, 2026). Carries a Summary of Economic Projections and dot plot.

Market has been repricing between hold and hike on Hormuz-driven inflation. A dot-plot shift under a new chair with persistent oil-fed inflation is the widest-distribution rates event of the quarter.

▸ T-17d FY2027 appropriations lapse (shutdown risk) re-verify 2026-10-01
🏛️ Fiscal ratesequitiesfx

FY2027 funding must be enacted by Sep 30, 2026. House has passed 2 of 12 appropriations bills, Senate zero. A CR funding to Dec 11, 2026 passed the Senate 90-6; the House had not concurred as of the last check.

Shutdown suspends federal statistical releases (CPI, payrolls), which blinds the Fed and the market into the Sep/Oct FOMC decisions. Election-year timing makes a clean resolution less likely.

▸ T-44d FOMC decision 2026-10-28
🏦 Monetary ratesequities

October FOMC, no SEP.

Falls six days before the midterms and 13 before the China tariff cliff.

▸ T-50d US midterm elections 2026-11-03
🗳️ Election Full analysis → equitiesratesfx

Control of Congress. Sits one week before the Nov 10 China tariff cliff.

Determines whether tariff policy faces any legislative check and sets the tax/spending path. Clustering with Nov 10 makes the first half of November the densest policy window of the year.

▸ T-57d US-China reciprocal tariff suspension expires 2026-11-10
🚢 Trade policy equitiescommoditiesfxrates

US suspension of heightened reciprocal tariffs on Chinese imports (10% reciprocal rate holds during the suspension). The extension of certain Section 301 tariff exclusions lands on the same date.

Snap-back to heightened reciprocal rates would reprice the entire China supply chain: retail margins, semis, industrials. Two deadlines on one date compounds the effect.

▸ T-86d FOMC decision (with SEP / dot plot) 2026-12-09
🏦 Monetary ratesequitiesfx

December FOMC with SEP and dot plot, two days before the Dec 11 CR cliff.

Sets the 2027 rate path; collides with the funding cliff.

▸ T-88d Continuing resolution funding cliff 2026-12-11
🏛️ Fiscal ratesequities

The Senate-passed CR funds the government at FY2026 levels only through Dec 11, 2026, so clearing Oct 1 just relocates the cliff to December, after the midterms.

A lame-duck shutdown fight lands into December index rebalancing and thin year-end liquidity.

▸ T-108d China market-based tariff exclusions expire 2026-12-31
🚢 Trade policy commoditiesequities

China's market-based tariff exclusion process for US imports; exclusions valid only through Dec 31, 2026.

Mostly agriculture and energy export channels; second-order for SPX but a live retaliation lever.

▸ T-111d 120th Congress convenes 2027-01-03
🗳️ Election Full analysis → equitiesrates

The 119th Congress. New committee chairs, oversight agenda and a Speaker vote follow. The 20th Amendment fixes noon on Jan 3 unless Congress appoints another day by law; Jan 3 2027 is a Sunday, and the 117th convened on schedule the last time that happened, so no move is assumed here.

Where a midterm result stops being a probability and becomes committee assignments. Oversight and subpoena power transfer here, a headline and single-name channel rather than an index-earnings one.

No fixed date yet
▸ IEEPA tariff refund ruling (CIT / Fed. Circuit) ⚖️ Legal

SCOTUS struck down IEEPA tariffs 6-3 on Feb 20, 2026. CIT heard argument in V.O.S. Selections on Aug 6, 2026 on Rule 23(b)(2) class certification for refunds; a ruling is expected shortly after and will almost certainly be appealed. Final resolution may not come before end-2026. ~$128.68bn in potential and certified refunds already accepted for processing.

A refund order of this size is a fiscal event, not just a trade one: it hits Treasury receipts and the deficit path, and it re-rates importer margins across retail and industrials. Section 232 tariffs are unaffected and still expanding.

▸ Russia sanctions / secondary-tariff ultimatum ⚔️ Warfare

Trump's ceasefire ultimatums have been rolling and repeatedly shortened rather than fixed; Russia has publicly rejected them as unacceptable. Threatened consequence is tariffs on Russian exports 'at about 100%' plus secondary pressure on buyers of Russian oil.

Secondary tariffs on Russian-crude buyers (India especially) would tighten an oil market already squeezed by a closed Hormuz. This is the compounding risk with the Iran entry, not an independent one.

▸ Debt limit reached / X-date 🏛️ Fiscal

BPC estimates the debt limit is reached between late winter and mid-summer 2027 on cash-flow data through May 2026; CBO's baseline also puts it in 2027. Extraordinary measures then buy roughly six to nine months.

Too distant to trade now. It belongs in the registry so it escalates on its own rather than being rediscovered at T-minus-two-weeks.

▸ Pending Section 232 actions (trucks, aircraft, minerals) 🚢 Trade policy

Open Section 232 tracks: commercial aircraft and jet engines (initiated May 1, 2025), medium/heavy trucks and parts, processed critical minerals (Proclamation 11001 of Jan 15, 2026 directed a negotiation status report within 180 days, i.e. by Jul 13, 2026). Proclamation timing after a Commerce report is presidential discretion, so these land without warning.

232 survived the SCOTUS IEEPA ruling untouched and is the administration's remaining durable tariff authority, so this is where new tariffs now come from. Aerospace, trucking, autos and miners are the direct exposures.

📡 Monitor
IV term structure CONTANGO NORMAL IV PCTL 58
13.014.517.818.620.4 VIX1DVIX9DVIXVIX3MVIX6M 21 12
Rates & Credit CURVE: NORMAL CREDIT NORMAL
2Y Yield
4.38%
+0.11%
10Y Yield
4.98%
+0.12%
2Y-10Y
+0.601
HYG
$78.6
-0.03%
LQD
$104.3
-0.04%
HYG/LQD
0.7535
5d +0.35% · 20d +0.74%
SPY options flow BEARISH
P/C Ratio
1.82 (avg 0.80)
BEARISH SETUP
↓ near-term lighter on puts than longer-dated
Vol P/C
1.82 (avg 0.80)
BEARISH SETUP
↓ near-term lighter on puts than longer-dated
Near P/C
1.61 (avg 0.85)
BEARISH SETUP
OI P/C
2.60 (avg 1.55)
BEARISH SETUP
Correlation regime NORMAL 3 abnormal
Avg |corr|
0.49 (lt 0.37)
Abnormal
3/8
SPX / 10Y -0.40 normal -0.3 to 0.3
SPX / Gold +0.53 abnormal normal -0.2 to 0.2
SPX / Oil -0.53 abnormal flip normal 0.0 to 0.4
SPX / HYG +0.59 normal 0.5 to 0.9
SPX / BTC +0.34 normal 0.2 to 0.6
SPX / DXY -0.37 normal -0.5 to -0.1
SPX / TLT +0.38 abnormal flip normal -0.5 to 0.1
Gold / DXY -0.74 normal -0.7 to -0.2
Bubble regime · 4 Horsemen ELEVATED RISK 3/4 horsemen · 80% wt as of 2026-09-11
Composite
0.312
0-1 scale · p85=0.30 elevated · p95=0.42 bubble
HorsemanZStrengthClass
Overvaluation (Buffett) z +2.11 0.64 ELEVATED
Beliefs (AAII bull-bear) — 0.00 UNKNOWN
Issuance z +1.08 0.23 EARLY
Inflows (margin debt) z +0.92 0.17 EARLY
Excess CAPE yield · valuation regime VERY ELEVATED SLOW · quarters+
Excess CAPE Yield
0.93%
-64% vs avg 2.57
CAPE Yield
2.43%
CAPE 41.09
Real 10yr
1.51%
4.96% nom − 3.45% infl

Regime conditioner, not a trigger. A thin premium means little valuation cushion to absorb shocks; informative for ~10yr forward returns, near-zero at 0DTE horizons.

Market-top watch · topping signals 1/4 leaning MEDIUM-TERM
SignalReadingStatus
Concentration (cap vs equal weight) SPY/RSP 98th pct, -3.3% vs peak · 2026-09-11 WATCH
Dispersion (DSPX) 30.6 (26th pct, 2y) · 2026-09-11 NOT CONFIRMING
Implied correlation (COR1M) 11.2 (37th pct 2y, low = crowded) · 2026-09-11 NOT CONFIRMING
Margin debt (YoY growth) $1.42T, +54% YoY · 2026-05 LEANING

Medium-term cross-asset check from the two-part Signs of a Market Top study. "Leaning" flags a signal pointing toward a top; most confirm nothing yet. Not a timing trigger.

Correlation → index-vol transmission COR1M 11.18 DSPX 30.6 MEDIUM-TERM
Index vol as a concave function of correlation COR1M and VIX since 2014 on the sqrt-rho curve

COR1M sits at the 36th percentile vs the trailing 2y, and the 9th vs the full 2014-2026 sample. The 2y figure is the one to watch: correlation re-based structurally in 2024-26 (median 39.4 → 13.4 while single-stock vol nearly doubled), so the full-sample rank measures a regime that no longer exists.

Cboe · CBOE DSPX · ^VIX · 2026-09-11

🧭 Positioning Compositecrowding
0.41 / 1.00
NEUTRAL

Positioning is balanced. Neither crowded long nor washed out, so there is no positioning-driven risk signal.

Risk state
LOW
washed out neutral crowded long
Asset managersreal-money futures
0.39neutral
Leveraged fundsfast-money futures
0.45neutral
AAII sentimentretail bull-bear
0.38neutral

Broad-market crowding across positioning + sentiment. >0.85 crowded (fade/hedge) · <0.15 washed out (snap-back). As of 2026-09-08 · 3 components · CFTC COT + AAII.

📰 News13 ranked
▸ Technology Stock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq futures fall as Anthropic's AI warning spooks tech traders, oil prices jump 4
▸ Rates & Bonds 10-year treasury yield rises as oil prices jump 1
▸ Commodities & Energy Oil over $100 has JPMorgan strategists warning stock-market investors against missing out on a sudden turnaround 2
▸ Fed & Monetary Policy Fed rate hikes won't bring down gas prices. Why the bond market is pushing for them anyway. 1
▸ Market Strategy Dow Jones Futures Fall, Techs Tumble As Oil Prices Rise, Anthropic Leads AI Slowdown Call 2
▸ Crypto Bitcoin and ethereum prices today, Monday, September 14, 2026: Crypto prices trying to hold as rate-hike expectations grow 1
▸ Global Markets Carney, locked in US trade war, pitches Canada to global investment titans 1
▸ Economy & Jobs Canada inflation holds at 3% in August 1
🎲 Prediction Markets

Polymarket

Kalshi

Fed funds rate after Sep 2026 meeting? · Sep 16, 2026

  • 100% rate 2.75% 11,455 vol
  • 0% rate 5.25% 608 vol
  • 0% rate 5% 679 vol
🏛️ Fed Rate Outlook(Kalshi)

Fed funds rate after Sep 2026 meeting? · Sep 16, 2026

RateProbability%Vol
2.75% 99.5% 11,455 modal
5.25% 0.0% 608
5% 0.0% 679
Show full ladder (8 more)
4.75% 0.0% 397,801
4.5% 0.0% 160,822
3.5% 0.0% 322,612
3.25% 0.0% 11,150
3% 0.0% 10,039
4.25% -1.0% 54,195
3.75% -20.0% 862,894
4% -78.0% 252,815

Kalshi KXFED-26SEP · crowd-sourced real-money probabilities, not Fed dot-plot.