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Business & EconomyCloses Jul 29, 2026
Will the Federal Reserve leave its target rate unchanged at its July 2026 meeting?
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CONFIDENCE, WITH RECEIPTS
How often are you right when you’re 80% sure?
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Calibration
Confidence is easy. Calibration is earned.
When you forecast 70–79%, events should happen roughly that often. BAMF always shows the resolved sample behind the claim.
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70%
A well-calibrated 70% should happen about 7 times in 10.
What calibration means
If you forecast many comparable events at 70%, roughly 70% of them should occur. One surprising result does not prove a forecast was poor.
Sample size before status
BAMF does not issue a skill rank from a tiny or cherry-picked sample. Domain, horizon, and resolved count stay visible.
This explains calibration; it is not a score or sample of invented forecasts.