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Event №304 · Last revised 2026-05-24
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US Core CPI (YoY) above 2.6% — 2026-05 (YES)

bridge_core_cpi_yearly_202605_2_6_yes resolves 2026-05-31

Category
—
Resolution basis
—
Canonical outcomes
2
Linked markets
2 · 2 venues

§ Cross-venue price panel

Storm consensus 97.8¢ (equal weights — calibration data sparse) ↓ weights
  • Kalshi 50% · price 99¢ · brier 0.250 (fallback)
  • ForecastEx 50% · price 97¢ · brier 0.250 (fallback)
Cross-venue price panel
VenueOutcome Current24h Δ VolumeLiquidity 30dLink
Kalshi us
no no 0.015 — $4.0k —1 kalshi
ForecastEx us
yes yes 0.970 — —1 $1.7k forecastex
Kalshi us
↳ yes 0.985 — $4.0k —1 kalshi

1 "—" appears in the volume or liquidity column either because the venue's public read endpoint doesn't expose that figure, or because the value Storm observed was zero. Either way, Storm has no positive depth or activity signal to display — not a statement that the market is dead on the venue itself.

§ Current spreads (last 24h, ≥ 20 bps)

No open spreads at or above the 20 bps threshold in the last 24 hours.

§ Spread history

No spread observations recorded yet. As the detector runs, each (venue_a, venue_b, outcome) observation above the dedup threshold lands here.

§ Implication arbs

The antecedent's YES condition is a strict subset of the consequent's, so P(antecedent) ≤ P(consequent) must hold logically. Where live prices violate that ordering, the gap is a research signal — the venues are pricing the same nested question inconsistently.

  1. kalshi: Will the rate of core CPI inflation be above 2.7% for the year ending in May 2026? 93.5¢ YES
    ⊆
    kalshi: Will the rate of core CPI inflation be above 2.6% for the year ending in May 2026? 80.5¢ YES
    1280 bps

§ Recent news

Reference Wikipedia: Core ↗

No news has been matched to this event yet. As Storm's news matcher links incoming items from its public-source feed (USGS, NOAA, FRED, Census, BEA, the White House, State Dept, DOD, Wikinews, Wikipedia, Metaculus, etc.) to canonical events, recent updates appear here. Until then, see the Wikipedia reference above.

§ Canonical outcomes

  • yes yes
  • no no