The markets screen is where everything outside individual company stock is priced: commodities, government and corporate bonds, the yield curve, and foreign exchange. Prices move from the same simulated economy that drives the rest of the game, so a rate decision here shows up in bond prices, mortgage costs and company earnings rather than staying in its own corner.

Currency pairs can be traded with leverage and carry interest, and bonds are priced off a full yield curve whose credit spreads widen in a recession. Nothing here uses real money, real market data, or an account — the whole simulation runs in your browser.