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Track Fed and ECB odds on your iPhone

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Probabilities are computed in house from 30 Day Fed Funds Futures and euro short-term rate data, then refreshed twice per business day. They describe what the market is pricing, not what a central bank will decide. RateRadar is informational and is not financial advice.

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Divergence tracker

Fed vs ECB

Compare market-implied probabilities and forward rate paths for the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank. A growing divergence often signals shifting global macro expectations.

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Fed pricing
+54 bps
cumulative expected change
ECB pricing
-0 bps
cumulative expected change
Divergence (Fed − ECB)
+54 bps
Fed is priced more hawkishly than ECB

Most-likely paths

Cumulative expected changes by meeting

Fed most-likely path
Most-likely outcome at each upcoming meeting, chained in order.
Cumulative pricing
+54 bps by Dec 9
FED
Sep 16
+25bp
99%
Σ +25bp
→
FED
Oct 28
Hold
55%
Σ +36bp
→
FED
Dec 9
+25bp
70%
Σ +54bp
ECB most-likely path
Most-likely outcome at each upcoming meeting, chained in order.
Cumulative pricing
-0 bps by Dec 17
ECB
Dec 17
Hold
100%
Σ -0bp

Implied rate curves

Forward path side by side

Implied policy-rate path
Federal Reserve. Expected rate at each upcoming meeting, derived from today's probability distribution.
Implied policy-rate path
European Central Bank. Expected rate at each upcoming meeting, derived from today's probability distribution.

Cumulative expected change = Σ (pi × Δi) over all upcoming meetings. Positive = rate hikes priced in; negative = cuts. See methodology.