Economy Prediction Markets
Fed rates, inflation prints, GDP, recession odds — macro markets are where institutions are hedging.
Where can you trade economy prediction markets?
Fed rates, inflation prints, GDP, recession odds — macro markets are where institutions are hedging. US traders can access these markets on Kalshi (CFTC-regulated, real USD, 47 states + DC) or Polymarket (US app, iOS only). The example contracts below are illustrative of what trades in this category — check the exchange for live prices.
Why economy markets matter
Kalshi's Fed and CPI markets often move before the official release as flows leak in. Polymarket's recession contracts have been within 3 percentage points of the eventual NBER call on the last two cycles.
Best platforms for economy
Kalshi
CFTC-regulated, US-focused
The only CFTC-regulated prediction market exchange in the US. Real USD deposits, no minimum balance, markets across politics, economics, sports, and weather. Trade $25 and get $25 with code WINPREDITCS.
Polymarket
CFTC-licensed, highest liquidity, $50 bonus
One of the world's two largest prediction markets by volume. CFTC-licensed and available to US traders via its iPhone app (iOS only — no desktop trading), with billions in liquidity, near-zero fees, and thousands of markets across politics, sports, crypto, and culture. Deposit $10 and get a $50 trading bonus with code WINPREDICTS.
Example markets
Illustrative examples of contract types in this category. Prices and volumes are not live — open Kalshi or Polymarket for current quotes.
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