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2026-11-01 00:02
Prediction markets missed Brazil, U.S. midterms are the big test
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Prediction markets missed Brazil, U.S. midterms are the big test
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The New York Times · +3h Semafor · +15h Just the News · +38h RealClearPolitics
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- The New York TimesLean left
Factors like inflation, interest rates, A.I. and the war with Iran are far more important, our columnist says.
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Kalshi and Polymrket blew three big elections this week, a bad look for platforms pitching themselves to investors as hedges against global risk.
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Democratic control of the Senate was trading at 70 cents on Kalshi on Friday morning, which is meant to say the event is about 70% likely. Kalshi alone has taken more than $114 million in trading volume on the question.
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RealClearPoliticsLean right
Prediction Markets Missed Brazil, Israel. Is U.S. Next?
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Prediction markets missed Brazil, U.S. midterms are the big test
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Prediction markets missed Brazil, U.S. midterms are the big test
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Prediction markets flop on recent elections
Read at semafor.com →The New York TimesLean left
Why the Markets Don’t Care About the Midterms
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