The Federal Reserve's decisions about interest rates shape everything from mortgage costs to employment trends, making predictions about rate cuts a key indicator of economic expectations. This market cluster aggregates four related prediction markets that track the probability of a rate cut being announced at the Federal Reserve's meetings in April, June, July, and December 2026. Each market allows participants to examine what the broader economic consensus believes about the Fed's policy direction in the months ahead. By comparing the odds across these different meeting dates, you can see how market participants expect the Fed's priorities and economic conditions to evolve through 2026. A high probability on the April cut signals confidence in near-term easing, while lower probabilities suggest expectations that the Fed will maintain current rates or continue tightening. As economic data releases accumulate through spring and summer, the market prices will adjust to reflect new information about inflation, employment, and growth. These price movements often anticipate official Fed announcements by hours or days, making the prediction market consensus a useful barometer for institutional and professional traders monitoring policy expectations. The spread between markets—say, if June cuts trade much higher than April—reveals the market's assessment of when economic conditions might warrant a policy shift. Whether you're tracking macroeconomic trends, hedging portfolio exposure, or simply following monetary policy debates, these aggregated markets provide transparent, real-time insight into the probabilities that professional markets assign to different Fed outcomes.