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The yield curve displays a pronounced steepening pattern, with the shortest-tenor markets (14 days) clustering around 8-25% YES probabilities, while the 15-16 day bucket shows elevated probabilities reaching 53% on the RMA1 contract, before flattening considerably at the 18-day tenor where most probabilities compress into the 1-21% range. The cheapest YES probabilities appear in the 18-day bucket, where the majority of markets trade between 1-10%, with only a handful exceeding 15%. This represents a dramatic compression from the 14-15 day tenors, where several contracts trade at 25-27% (VIL1, BAR1). The steepness of this curve is particularly acute between the 16-day and 18-day tenors, where probabilities collapse by 30-50 percentage points on comparable contract pairs. This steep, then-flattening structure suggests the market expects any triggering event to occur imminently within the next 14-16 days, with sharply declining conviction beyond that window. The elevated probabilities in the 15-16 day bucket—particularly the 53% on RMA1 and 47% on BAR1—indicate concentrated market attention on near-term catalysts, while the subsequent cliff to single-digit probabilities at 18 days implies either high confidence the event resolves before then or substantial uncertainty that causes the market to price out longer-dated scenarios. The high trading volume on BAR1 and BAR2 contracts ($5,680 and $1,009 respectively) at 15 days further confirms this is where market conviction concentrates, suggesting participants view the critical decision point as occurring within the next two weeks.