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US personal income MoM for February 2026

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About This Market

This market tracks the monthly percentage change in US personal income for February 2026 as reported by the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA). Personal income is a critical metric for gauging consumer purchasing power and broader economic health.

Personal income measures the total income received by all individuals from all sources, including wages, social security, and investment dividends. Data is released monthly and is a key component in understanding consumer spending trends, which account for the majority of US economic activity. Analysts watch this data closely for shifts in labor market conditions and inflationary pressures.

Market prices represent the collective expectation of future BEA reports; higher prices indicate a consensus toward specific growth bands for the month.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where does the official data for this market come from?

The data is sourced directly from the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) 'Personal Income and Outlays' report.

What happens if the BEA revises the February 2026 data after the initial release?

This market settles based on the initial 'first estimate' released by the BEA for February 2026, regardless of subsequent revisions.

Is this market tracking nominal or real personal income?

This market tracks nominal personal income, which is the total dollar amount before adjusting for inflation.

How does this data impact Federal Reserve decision-making?

The Federal Reserve monitors personal income to assess demand-pull inflation risks and consumer resilience in the face of interest rate policy.

What specific outcomes are covered in these 15 categories?

The outcomes represent distinct percentage ranges for month-over-month growth, allowing traders to bet on the specific magnitude of income change.

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