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Global Recession

GaugeMarket-implied temperature of the theme, 0–100.
48.5
1dChange in the gauge over the window — how far the theme has moved.
+31.3
7dChange in the gauge over the window — how far the theme has moved.
+31.5
MarketsNumber of live Polymarket markets in this index's basket.
4
LiquidityTotal order-book liquidity across the basket's markets.
$32k

The index over time

Gauge48.5Market-implied temperature of the theme, 0–100.48 markets behind it

The bold line is the index gauge; the faint lines behind it are every market it has ever held (48, including resolved ones — each ends at its settlement). Pre-launch history is reconstructed from each market's price history; new points accrue daily.

What's inside

Hover a line — or a row below — to isolate a market. 4 legs over 365 days.

Each line is one market's theme-aligned probability q; thickness scales with basket weight, color groups correlated clusters.

MarketDirectionPriceAligned %Market-implied odds this leg resolves the theme's way (price flipped for inverse legs).WeightShare of the basket this one market carries.ClusterLiquidityEnds
US recession by end of 2026?+118.5%18.5%25.0%us-recession$27kJan 31 '27
Japan recession in 2026?+125.5%25.5%25.0%global-recession$396Mar 31 '27
UK Recession in 2026?+151.0%51.0%25.0%global-recession$142Mar 31 '27
Will China GDP growth in Q2 2026 be between 5.2% and 5.5%?−11.1%99.0%25.0%china-growth$5kJul 16 '26

Analysis

BreadthHow much of the basket moves together.

Today3 of 4 legs rising
7 days2 of 4 legs rising
rising toward +falling toward −flat

Carry & horizon

Avg time to resolutionWeighted-average days until the basket's markets settle.
210 days
Carry tiltDrift from deadlines bleeding toward zero, separate from the theme itself moving.
-0.5
Axis charter

Positive (+) = recession/contraction outcomes occurring (US, EU, China recession markets, unemployment threshold breaches, default events). Negative (-) = growth/soft-landing outcomes.

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