About

NewsMarkets reads several hundred news feeds, works out which articles are about the same story, and puts them on one page alongside the prediction markets that price that story's outcome.

What you get

A story here is not one article. It is every article we found about one event, grouped together, with a neutral headline and a one-sentence summary written from the group. If eleven publishers covered it, you see eleven links and one summary rather than eleven versions of the same page.

Where a Polymarket contract asks a question the story answers, or will answer, we show its current price. A price is a probability the market has settled on, not a forecast we endorse.

What we publish, and what we do not

Headlines and summaries on this site are ours. Article text is not: we store only the title, a short lead from the feed, and the link. Read the reporting at the publisher, which is where every source link goes.

No advice

Market data is information. Nothing here is investment advice, and we are not affiliated with Polymarket or with any publisher listed on the site.

Corrections

Stories are grouped by software, and software gets things wrong: two stories are occasionally merged, or one is split in two. Market matches can be loose. If you find something wrong, the story page lists every source, so you can always check what we grouped and why.