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PD Chart of the Day — 2026-09-18
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PD Chart of the Day — 2026-09-18

Japan's 30-year bond closed at 4.047% on 17 September. In the tenor's entire 6,626-day history it has closed at or above 4% on 25 days — all of them since 18 May 2026.

UAO Editorial · Sep 18, 2026
Probability of the fed funds target range after the 8-9 December 2026 FOMC
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PD Chart of the Day — 2026-09-14

The strip needs December at 99.9%. The Desk gives it 58%. Futures, the June dot plot and this Desk disagree about the same December meeting — and the gap is no longer about September.

UAO Editorial · Sep 14, 2026
The official oil forecast is a line. The question is a distribution.
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PD Chart of the Day — 2026-09-09

The U.S. Energy Information Administration published its Short-Term Energy Outlook this morning and put Brent at $83 a barrel in March 2027. The full path it published — $93 in September, then $92, $91, $89, $87, $85, $83, and on down to $62 by December 2027 — is fifteen consecutive monthly declines

UAO Editorial · Sep 9, 2026
Chart of the Day — Sixteen years below three percent, seven days at it
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PD Chart of the Day — 2026-09-03

The 30-year US Treasury inflation-protected real yield closed at 2.98% on 1 September 2026. In the 4,136 trading days since that series began in February 2010, it has closed at or above 3.00% on exactly seven — and all seven fell between 31 July and 21 August this year. The gold dots on the left pan

UAO Editorial · Sep 3, 2026
Chart of the Day: the two lines Tokyo's budget already drew
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PD Chart of the Day — 2026-09-01

Japan's 10-year hit 3.000% on Tuesday — the exact rate the government's own fiscal 2026 budget assumed. The Ministry has since raised its fiscal 2027 costing rate to 3.8%.

UAO Editorial · Sep 1, 2026
One market number moves our Fed call more than our whole model does
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PD Chart of the Day — 2026-08-31

Left: where the federal funds target range lands after the 8–9 December FOMC. The Desk model puts 51.9 percent on exactly one increase and 20.1 percent on two or more — 71.98 percent between them. Our published view is 5 / 25 / 50 / 20, a 70 percent chance of at least one hike, two points

UAO Editorial · Aug 31, 2026
One line says corridor. The other says five ships a day.
The Probability Desk

PD Chart of the Day — 2026-08-26

Brent fell three sessions on the Iran–Oman corridor framework, yet the strait’s own feed still prints 5 transits a day against a 2025 norm of 85.5. In June a real framework moved that line from 5 to 31.9 in twelve days. The Desk weights a 45% chance the 7-day mean prints 30 by 31 March 2027.

UAO Editorial · Aug 26, 2026
Chart of the Day: The Reopening Already Happened. It Got to 27.
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PD Chart of the Day — 2026-08-20

For four weeks in June and July a signed US–Iran memorandum reopened the Strait of Hormuz to toll-free transit. The seven-day moving average of daily transit calls peaked at 26.71. The 2025 average was 75.16; the threshold prediction markets use for "normal traffic" is 60. The memorandum expired on

UAO Editorial · Aug 20, 2026
Chart of the Day: Four Estimates, One Published Number
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PD Chart of the Day — 2026-08-18

The 30-year Treasury touched 5.33% on Tuesday morning — a 19-year high — leaving the official H.15 series nineteen basis points from 5.50%. Four quantitative estimates of the same barrier question span twenty-five percentage points: a 50,000-path Monte Carlo at 53%, the full-sample base rate at 60%,

UAO Editorial · Aug 18, 2026
PD Chart of the Day — 2026-08-17
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PD Chart of the Day — 2026-08-17

On 3 August the Governor of Texas directed ERCOT to audit every data centre in its interconnection queue before any further project advances, and ERCOT suspended a classification step due four days later. On 11 August the EIA cut its Texas 2027 load-growth forecast from 14% to 6% and named the pause

UAO Editorial · Aug 17, 2026
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