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US recession risk

Attention around US recession risk is about usual, and has fallen over the last 24 hours.

EconomyUS

Signals

What moved

The largest movements across forecasts, attention, discussion sentiment and reporting in the last 24 hours, each compared with how much that topic usually moves.

Nothing moved beyond its usual range over this window. 64 measurements were compared.

64 changes were compared. Not shown: 43 with nothing to compare against, 21 within their usual range.

Across signals

  1. QUIET MOVE

    Forecast probability moved while public attention stayed at its usual level.

    US recession risk

    Forecast
    12.0 pts over 24 hours, across 1 contract
    US recession by end of 2026? from 23.5% to 11.5%
    Public attention
    -0.2σ from usual, 2 sources

    Strength within quiet move: 60%

    • Public discussionhackernews
    • Search & activityinternal_analytics
    • Forecast marketspolymarket
    • One forecast contract moved.
    • Some of the underlying activity was discounted as concentrated.

What was reported

Occurrences reported on this topic, the most widely reported first. One entry per occurrence, however many outlets carried it, and the count on each is the outlets that reported it independently.

Nothing was reported on US recession risk in the last 7 days.

Forecast contracts

The contracts whose probability moved furthest over the last 24 hours — the size of each move and not its direction, measured against that contract's own earlier reading and against no other contract. One row per source's own question; these are not combined into a single figure.

Showing 3 of 89; 86 more are linked to this topic and not listed here.

Show all 89 contracts

Sources

3 contributing sources — view breakdown

Attention

  • Hacker NewsPublic discussion46.7
  • Future Index internal search and pageviewsSearch & activity37.5
  • Wikimedia Pageviews (Analytics API)Search & activity59.7

How the attention figure is calculated · method version 1.2.0 · What these figures do not say