Track record
Forecasts and how they turned out
Every prediction NewsLI has published, with the probability it was given and what actually happened.
Each Story of the Day ends in dated, falsifiable forecasts. The stated probability is not one analyst's opinion — three isolated lenses score every candidate and the median is published. Once the deadline passes, a separate judge that never sees the original reasoning rules on the outcome from the evidence. Nothing is edited afterwards: the misses stay up alongside the hits.
Scored record
Brier runs 0 to 1 — lower is better. Skill above 0 means the forecasts beat simply predicting the historical average. Recomputed nightly over every settled forecast.
13 forecasts
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The Bazan refinery relocation plan will not receive formal government approval within 90 days, given the $5-6 billion cost and the tension with maintaining refining capacity in Haifa.
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Wizz Air's expansion of 46 weekly flights to and from Israel will proceed as announced within 30 days, with no cancellations or significant delays.
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The Bank of Israel will hold its interest rate steady for at least the next 90 days, as rising US bond yields constrain the ability to cut despite low local inflation.
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Iranian oil exports will remain at or above current levels over the next 30 days, as measured by tanker tracking data or official Iranian claims.
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The PanStar Acro's Arctic voyage will be followed by at least one additional commercial transit by a South Korean vessel within 90 days, despite Western concerns.
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Israeli banks will partially reduce but not fully sever correspondent banking ties with Palestinian Authority banks over the next 90 days, as the dilemma between legal risk and economic collapse remains unresolved.
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Hezbollah's monthly salary payments to activists will decline in real value or frequency over the next 90 days, as Iranian funding prioritizes weapons rebuilding.
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The cancellation of Brazilian chicken import approval will lead to a measurable increase in domestic chicken prices in Israel over the next 30 days.
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Iran's crude oil exports will remain below 200,000 barrels per day for the next 30 days, as the naval blockade continues to prevent tanker loadings at Kharg Island.
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The Finance Ministry will raise at least one major tax rate within 90 days after the elections, rather than implementing structural reforms.
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Mortgage volumes will remain above 10 billion shekels per month for at least two of the next three months, sustaining the June surge.
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Gold prices will remain above $4,000 per ounce for at least 60 of the next 90 days.
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The Turkey-Saudi railway project will not be operational within 365 days due to security and financing hurdles.