Will the first published Effective Federal Funds Rate (EFFR) value for June 30, 2026 be above 3.00%?

Prediction markets currently give a 99% probability that Will the first published Effective Federal Funds Rate (EFFR) value for June 30, 2026 be above 3.00%?. This contract trades at 99¢ on Kalshi, closing July 1, 2026. The market is pricing in an extremely high probability (99%) that the EFFR will exceed 3.00% by June 30, 2026, yet this conviction is undermined by minimal liquidity with only $300 open interest and $51 in 24-hour volume.

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99¢
Bid/Ask 97/100¢·Spread 3¢·Vol $0·OI $300·Closes Jul 1, 2026·71d remaining
KXEFFR-26JUL01-T3.00
7-day price13 snapshots · 2 regime
97¢97¢ current
Apr 82¢Apr 10

Analysis

4d ago

The market is pricing in an extremely high probability (99%) that the EFFR will exceed 3.00% by June 30, 2026, yet this conviction is undermined by minimal liquidity with only $300 open interest and $51 in 24-hour volume. The dramatic 2-cent price swing over seven days and the astronomical 15,619.8% implied yield on the "No" side suggest thin order books and potential mispricing, particularly given the moderate 0.568 neutral regime score that doesn't justify such extreme certainty about Fed policy 18 months forward. With 76 days to resolution and a 32 Cliff Risk Index, this market appears to be a low-conviction outlier rather than a reliable signal of monetary policy expectations.

Resolution rules

If the first published Effective Federal Funds Rate (EFFR) value for June 30, 2026 is above 3.00%, then the market resolves to Yes.

Indicators

IY (Yes) 16.0%
IY (No) 16684.8%
Adj IY 8342%
CRI 32
Overround 1.6%
▶ Full indicator table (5)
IndicatorValue
IY (Yes)16.0%
IY (No)16684.8%
Adj IY8342%
CRI32
Overround1.6%

Regime

Label
neutral
Score
0.568
Spread
3¢
Computed
4/21/2026, 7:28:42 PM
Observability highEvent type data_release
Indicators computed 4/21/2026, 7:23:17 PM

Trade

View on kalshisf trade KXEFFR-26JUL01-T3.00 yes 100

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