
Use a futures-based reference for FOMC expectations, with meeting dates and target-rate ranges.
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Evaluate an estimate by how it was produced and which event it describes. Forecasting tools and AI research can offer a probability estimate, but the supporting evidence determines what you can assess.
A forecast and the market price are different measures. Compare the evidence, assumptions and time horizon before interpreting a difference between them.

Use a futures-based reference for FOMC expectations, with meeting dates and target-rate ranges.

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