“September 2026 unemployment is at or above 4.2 percent.”
This claim comes from Hiking Into a Supply Shock, published on 11 September 2026, and entered the ledger on 11 September 2026. The firm put a probability of 0.38 on it: the chance the firm put on it being true, fixed when it was locked, about 38 in 100, so the firm expected it not to hold. It resolves by 2 October 2026, only against a dated public source.
From the reportHiking Into a Supply Shock11 September 2026 · AIG-ECO-26-001- CLM-2026-268August 2026 core PCE inflation is at or above 3.3 percent year over year.62% · Did not come true · 2 Oct
- CLM-2026-270The OCC or FDIC publishes a final GENIUS implementing rule in the Federal Register by 31 October 2026.35% · resolves in 3 d
- CLM-2026-271DefiLlama reports total stablecoin market capitalization at or above $320 billion on 9 October 2026.38% · Did not come true · 10 Oct
- CLM-2026-272The New York Fed schedule published in October provides for reserve-management purchases greater than zero for the mid-October to mid-November period.70% · Did not come true · 15 Oct
- CLM-2026-273The three-month Treasury bill closes at or above IORB on 31 October 2026.68% · resolves in 3 d
- CLM-2026-274The Treasury General Account exceeds $1.0 trillion on at least one business day in October 2026.78% · resolves in 3 d
Status
Resolved means settled true or false. It was settled on 5 October 2026 by a public source at www.bls.gov: Both the unemployment rate, at 4.2 percent, and the number of unemployed people, at 7.1 million, changed little in September.
Extraction and settlement
The series it resolves against
This claim names no series the Dashboard carries; it resolves against the public source recorded with it.