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What we know

BofA forecasts 75 bps of rate hikes in 2026, indicating some expectation of tightening.

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Kalshi traders see roughly 50% odds of a rate hike in 2026, reflecting uncertainty among traders.

The Federal Reserve's split on policy suggests a cautious approach to rate hikes, which may influence the ECB's decisions.

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The market probability of a rate hike is significantly lower than the 50% odds indicated by Kalshi traders for the Fed, suggesting a divergence in expectations.

Why this forecast

No prediction markets specifically cover the Eurozone interest rate hike in 2026, and the news indicates a divided outlook among central banks, particularly the Fed. This uncertainty suggests a lower likelihood of a rate hike in the Eurozone, as the ECB often aligns its policies with broader economic conditions influenced by the Fed.

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Key development

BofA forecasts 75 bps of rate hikes in 2026, but the Fed is currently split on policy direction.

Supporting signals

  • BofA's forecast of 75 bps of rate hikes indicates some expectation of tightening in monetary policy.
  • Kalshi traders' 50% odds for a rate hike reflect significant uncertainty in the market.

Risk factors

  • Economic conditions in the Eurozone may not support a rate hike if inflation remains low.
  • The ECB's decisions are often influenced by the Fed's policy direction, which is currently uncertain.

This forecast assumes

  • Current economic indicators remain stable without significant shocks.
  • The ECB will continue to monitor global economic conditions closely.

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Current economic indicators remain stable without significant shocks.
The ECB will continue to monitor global economic conditions closely.