Politics / United States · Federal Reserve
What will the Fed decide on 16 September?
01The board
Price of a Yes share = the market's probability. Changes are in percentage points.
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Market vs our read
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02Price history
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03Where the seats landed
04The Riksdag vote that decides it
A new PM is approved in parliament, not at the ballot box.
Possible S-led governments
who has to give way03The rate path
Where the market puts the decision
normalised · new target rangeOther gauges
dated, as reportedHow the odds reacted to the data
04Counting the votes
03The 14-day clock
Why each date resolved
deadline vs last qualifying strikeWhat resets the clock
from the market rulesIncidents during the pause
and why none reset it05Factors behind the price
Impact is our 1–5 judgement of how much each factor moves the outcome.
06Chances of winning: our model
How the number is built
each path multiplied out07Order book
Resting Yes orders for the two front-runners. Depth is counted within 5¢ of the best price.
08Money flow
Traded per hour
last 36 hours · backing a candidate · betting against24h: for vs against
USDBig bets
single fills of $1,000 or moreVolume by candidate
all-timeLargest Yes holders
shares09What happens next
Dates from the Riksdag schedule and the Election Authority, as reported.
10News that moved it
Dated and sourced. Newest first.
11Rules and sources
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