PredictionToolkit
Use a futures-based reference for FOMC expectations, with meeting dates and target-rate ranges.
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Economic research and data for prediction markets
Identify the economic event or measurement in the question, then choose research that addresses it. A macro category on a trading venue is not itself a specialist economic source.
How to choose economic research
Connect the release to the question
Read which observation or analysis the source offers and when it becomes available. An economic forecast and a published measurement should be interpreted according to their different roles.
Compare source suitability
- Check coverage of the required economic event.
- Inspect update or publication timing.
- Trace the analysis to its evidence.
- Match the evidence to the contract’s exact wording.
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Economic-data search and history for checking the precise measure behind a macro contract.
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Follow themes across event contracts using constructed indices, reference rates, research dashboards and market briefings.
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Research both venues through searchable tables, weekly digests and focused underlying-asset dashboards.
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Transcript and post search with word-form controls, frequency charts and adjustable context for mention-market research.
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Document-based market research with deciding-source maps, timestamped receipts and a public record of settled calls.
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A free research screener for sports, financial and macro contracts on Polymarket and Kalshi.
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Compare dot-com and AI-era shapes, change assumptions and inspect counterexamples before interpreting a projected date.
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