Fed decisions (Jun-Sep)
3 signals across 1 market · $60,533 tracked · resolves Sep 16, 2026
This Polymarket event tracks whether the Federal Reserve makes different interest-rate decisions across its June, July and September 2026 FOMC meetings. The market uses the upper bound of the federal funds target rate, with PolySpotter tracking $36,668 in smart money and a profitable macro trader scaling into Yes.
Markets (1)
Top trades across all markets
- Profitable macro trader scaling into Yes
A proven serial cross-market trader with a 64% win rate is adding a large $36.7K position to an existing Yes bet as the market rallies.
$14,273Wallet win rate: 65%Score: 3.0 - Profitable macro trader scaling into Yes
A proven serial cross-market trader with a 64% win rate is adding a large $36.7K position to an existing Yes bet as the market rallies.
$9,592Wallet win rate: 65%Score: 3.0 - Profitable macro trader scaling into Yes
A proven serial cross-market trader with a 64% win rate is adding a large $36.7K position to an existing Yes bet as the market rallies.
$36,668Wallet win rate: 65%Score: 3.0
Top wallets in this event
- 0xe3cb28…ac21$60,533 · 1 market · 3 alerts · 65% wins
FAQs
What are the Fed decisions (Jun-Sep) prediction market odds?
The event shows Polymarket odds for whether the Fed will make different decisions at its June, July and September 2026 FOMC meetings. Check the live market page for current probabilities.
What outcome is this Fed prediction market trading?
The child market asks whether the Fed will decide differently across the next three meetings: June 16-17, July 28-29 and September 15-16. Decisions are measured by changes in the upper bound of the federal funds target rate.
What is smart money doing in the Fed market?
PolySpotter has tracked $36,668 in smart money across this event and one signal. Its latest alert reports a profitable macro trader scaling into the Yes position.
When does the Fed decisions market resolve?
The event is scheduled to resolve by September 16, 2026, after the September FOMC decision. The market follows the official rate decisions announced by the Federal Open Market Committee.