October payrolls implied range holds at 50K to 60K jobs
- The prediction market ladder implies October payrolls in the 50K-60K range: 56% above 50K but only 43% above 60K.
- The September miss of 29K (Story 3) is lagging news; the market prices October at a modest recovery, not a sustained collapse.
- The 86% probability above zero shows the market firmly rejects an outright contraction in October despite the September shock.
- Resolution uses the BLS Employment Situation report; single-month payroll prints are often revised, which may explain the market's above-zero confidence.
- story
- The Atlanta Fed noted September nonfarm payrolls rose only 29,000, flagging broad labor market softness beyond health care.exa_search → Lei Fang Research Economist, Associate Adviser · as_of 2026-10-14T07:47:32+00:00 [mediated]
- publisher
- Lei Fang Research Economist, Associate Adviser
- published_at
- 2026-10-13T00:00:00.000Z
- interp
- Prediction market ladder; the implied 50K-60K range represents a partial bounce from September's weak print but remains well below trend.llm_judge_cm_signal_v1 [editorial]
News-cycle wires publish on coverage, not editorial selection — the day’s top stories matched to the prediction markets pricing them, so nothing is cherry-picked.
- judge_engine
none — deterministic news-cycle scan- judge_verdict
- auto_published
- judge_confidence
- n/a — no judge gate (deterministic publishing)
- prompt_template
news_cycle_v1github · auditable- match_method
entity_slug_match (mechanical)
Every wire traces back to the ClearMarket event it is built on, and out to each venue’s own market page — so any figure here can be verified at its source.
- cm_event
- /events/kxpayrolls-26oct/
AI grounded search reads embedded JSON-LD in HTML. Developers query REST. Agentic AI clients (Claude Desktop, Cursor) call MCP tools. AI crawlers index via /llms.txt. Same canonical record at every surface.
| HTML | browsers, AI grounded search, crawlers (contains embedded JSON-LD @type: Dataset) | https://clearmarket.fyi/signals/oct-payrolls-seen-at-50k-60k-prediction-market-ladder-2026-10-13/ |
| JSON | REST API for developers | https://clearmarket.fyi/signals/oct-payrolls-seen-at-50k-60k-prediction-market-ladder-2026-10-13.json |
| MCP | agentic AI tool call (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Continue) | clearmarket.get_signal("oct-payrolls-seen-at-50k-60k-prediction-market-ladder-2026-10-13") |
| AGENT | AI crawler discovery index | /llms.txt |
PM data: platform APIs (hourly refresh). News context: retrieved with source citations. Editorial judgment: LLM judge with prompt template versioned per wire type. Per-claim provenance inline above; full per-field provenance map at the JSON endpoint under field_provenance.
raw JSON record · same payload returned by REST endpoint {
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"category_tag": "MOMENTUM_REPRICING",
"secondary_tags": [],
"pre_news_classification": "concurrent",
"target_event_id": "CM-EVT-6CSLHX0K76",
"target_event_slug": "kxpayrolls-26oct",
"event_question": "October 2026 nonfarm payrolls added",
"bullets": [
"The prediction market ladder implies October payrolls in the 50K-60K range: 56% above 50K but only 43% above 60K.",
"The September miss of 29K (Story 3) is lagging news; the market prices October at a modest recovery, not a sustained collapse.",
"The 86% probability above zero shows the market firmly rejects an outright contraction in October despite the September shock.",
"Resolution uses the BLS Employment Situation report; single-month payroll prints are often revised, which may explain the market's above-zero confidence."
],
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"source": "Lei Fang Research Economist, Associate Adviser",
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}
},
"significance": {
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"passed": true,
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},
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"publisher": "Lei Fang Research Economist, Associate Adviser",
"published_at": "2026-10-13T00:00:00.000Z",
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}
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"internal": {
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"related": []
},
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],
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PROVENANCE PROTOCOL v0.2 · [direct] venue api · [mediated] grounded web fetch + source url · [derived] computed from listed inputs · [editorial] versioned llm judgment · full spec /schema/provenance/v1