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Markets
The Markets stories the crowd is watching most. Crowdtells reads 4 live Markets markets on Polymarket and Kalshi as a signal of what matters, then briefs each one with real, cross-source reporting — what's moving now, and where the odds run ahead of the headlines.
What are people predicting in Markets right now?
The biggest Markets story the crowd is watching is Fed Officials Divided Over Interest Rate Outlook — Polymarket prices this 0 (0 bps) at 89%. Crowdtells tracks 4 live Markets markets on Polymarket and Kalshi.
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Fed Officials Divided Over Interest Rate Outlook
Federal Reserve officials remain deeply divided on the future trajectory of interest rates, with a wide range of economic and inflation scenarios under consideration. This…
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US Gas Prices Rise to $4 a Gallon Amid Iran Conflict
As the Iran conflict continues to escalate, the average price of regular gas in the United States has risen to $4 a gallon, leaving many Americans feeling the pinch of higher fuel…
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Gas Prices Could Stay Sky High into December, Expert Warns
UI energy expert Alan Jorgensen has warned that gas prices could stay high into December, citing a combination of factors including global demand, supply chain disruptions, and…
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Fed Likely to Hold Rates Steady Through 2026
Federal Reserve officials are signaling that interest rates will likely remain unchanged throughout 2026, according to recently released minutes. This stance indicates a cautious…
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What are the top Markets prediction markets right now?
Fed Officials Divided Over Interest Rate Outlook (0 (0 bps) 89%); US Gas Prices Rise to $4 a Gallon Amid Iran Conflict (Above 4.100 18%); Gas Prices Could Stay Sky High into December, Expert Warns ($115.01 or above 44%)
What is the crowd pricing in Markets right now?
Polymarket prices this 0 (0 bps) at 89%.
Where do Markets prediction markets trade?
Crowdtells tracks Markets markets on Polymarket and Kalshi — the two largest prediction-market platforms — and briefs each with cross-source reporting. The odds are crowd-implied probabilities, not financial advice.