Zero-Cuts Holds at 81.45% as May Payrolls Conviction Absorbs Profit-Taking and Four Counter-Bets
The no-rate-cuts contract sits at 81.45% as of 14:48 UTC Sunday, having weathered the session's 1,717-share profit-taking exit and four named counter-position buyers since Friday's jobs blowout.
The "no rate cuts in 2026" contract holds at 81.45% as of 14:48 UTC Sunday, recovering from an early-session dip to a low of 0.7945 before touching a session high of 0.8165 at 13:11 UTC. Friday's May payrolls blowout — 172,000 jobs added, more than double the 80,000 consensus — locked in the repricing that has kept the contract above 80% for the past two days.
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