Zero-Cuts Eases to 80.45% as Profit-Takers Test Payrolls Peak
At 80.45% as of 17:33 UTC Sunday, the zero-cuts contract has retreated 1.2 points from its 81.65% session high as profit-taking bites.
The zero-cuts-in-2026 contract is priced at 0.8045 as of 17:33 UTC Sunday, June 7 — 1.2 points below the session high of 0.8165 reached at 13:06 UTC — as distributed YES-selling and a sizeable counter-bet chip away at the consensus built through multiple sessions of payrolls-driven buying. The 24-hour window opened at 0.8095, dipped to a session low of 0.795 at 06:59 UTC, and has since surrendered most of the rebound.
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