Will “Pardon me / Sorry” be said at the next FOMC press conference?
As of Oct 25, 2026, “Pardon me / Sorry” was not said at the FOMC press conference on the only occasion with a settled Polymarket mention market so far, on Oct 24, 2025.
Of the last 8 transcripts we have, of any kind (8 press conferences; Oct 29, 2025 – Sep 16, 2026), since fewer than 2 remarks have transcripts, it reached the market's count (1+, anyone) in 6.
- Last 10
- 0/1Last 10 settled, oldest to newest: no
- Streak
- not said last time
- Counts
- anyone
Where it was said
quotes of at most 25 words; select an appearance
FOMC press conference
Pardon me / Sorry
- Probability
- – · n=1 (too little history)
- Settled
- 0/1 (0%)
- Last 8 transcripts
- said in 6 of 8
Next listing counts: anyone
Latest quotes
from the latest transcripts we have (8 press conferences); the strip shows how each listed occasion settled.
Yes. Sorry. Myriam Lemetayer from Agence France-Presse, AFP. Are you looking at the other central banks, and what do you think about the European Central…
And—sorry.
And if you look at total inflation—sorry, total core inflation, it’s about 3 percent, and some big chunk of that, between a half and threequarters,…
…role, their bailiwick, and we stay off it. We do monetary policy and some other things, but we don’t—we don’t comment on the dollar. Sorry.
…than a year. You know, we didn’t have to worry about inflation— sorry, about the labor market, because the labor market, unemployment was very low,…
Every settled listing
newest first · 1 shown| Date | Listed as | Venue | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 24, 2025 | Pardon me / Sorry |  Polymarket | No |
Questions
- How often is “Pardon me / Sorry” said at the FOMC press conference?
- As of Oct 25, 2026, “Pardon me / Sorry” was not said at the FOMC press conference on the only occasion with a settled Polymarket mention market so far, on Oct 24, 2025.
- What is the probability “Pardon me / Sorry” is said at the FOMC press conference next time?
- 26%, from settlement history (n=1). It is a base rate from history, not a forecast and not advice.
- Who has to say it for the market to count?
- Under the next market's rule: anyone.
Cite parrot.markets, “FOMC press conference: ‘Pardon me / Sorry’ mention history”, as of Oct 25, 2026, https://parrot.markets/fed/fomc-press-conference/words/pardon-me-or-sorry (CC BY 4.0)
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