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Fed cuts rates after Oct 2026?

4 % +0.00% day

A Polymarket contract on whether the US Federal Reserve lowers its policy rate after October 2026. The price is what traders are paying for that outcome, and it moves with every signal about inflation and the cost of borrowing.

Sep 4 · 4.00 % · −33.3% vs the window’s open

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Aug 30low3.00 %−25.0%
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