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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.
Filed June 7, 2026
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.
Filed June 7, 2026
The no-cuts contract holds at 80.95% as of 05:09 UTC Sunday after May's 172,000-job blowout doubled expectations and cemented the case against 2026 Fed easing.
Filed June 7, 2026
The zero-cuts-in-2026 contract holds at 80.95% as of 04:25 UTC Sunday, up 3.9pp from the session open after May's 172,000-job payrolls blowout.
Filed June 7, 2026
The Polymarket zero-cuts contract priced at 80.95% as of 01:26 UTC Sunday — anchored at that level since 17:44 UTC Saturday as 2,496 named counter-bet shares land without moving the price.
Filed June 7, 2026
The zero-cuts contract holds at 80.95% as of 23:28 UTC Saturday, off a 83.05% session peak driven by May's 172,000-job blowout.
Filed June 7, 2026
The zero-cuts contract holds at 80.95% at 21:05 UTC Saturday, up 9.3 pp, after May payrolls more than doubled analyst forecasts.
Filed June 7, 2026
The no-cuts contract holds at 82.1% as of 11:50 UTC Saturday — up 12.85pp from Friday's session open — after May payrolls doubled consensus at 172,000 new jobs.
Filed June 6, 2026
May's 172,000-job blowout — more than double the consensus — has driven the zero-cuts-in-2026 contract up 13.8 points to 83% on Saturday, erasing the last credible case for Fed easing.
Filed June 6, 2026