Traders assign the highest implied probability of 56% to zero dissents at the January FOMC meeting, reflecting broad alignment on the policy stance following recent inflation data and labor market readings that have aligned with the Fed's dual mandate. Steady core PCE trends and contained unemployment claims have reinforced expectations for a measured rate path, reducing the scope for internal divisions that historically surface during periods of rapid data shifts or divergent growth forecasts. Market-implied odds also price in a 25.5% chance of three dissents, underscoring residual uncertainty around the pace of any remaining adjustments ahead of the next data releases and the December policy decision.