U.S. headline inflation at year end·closes in 78mo

Will the 12-month percentage change in CPI-U in December 2032 be above 1.0%?

YES means Above 1.0%

24h volume
0
26 lifetime
Open interest
6
+0 over 24h
Spread
73¢
2 × 3 at the touch
24h range
Chance of YES
58%

A YES contract costs 74¢ and pays $1 if it happens.

NO
42%

costs 99¢

YES bid / ask
/ 74¢
NO bid / ask
26¢ / 99¢
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Price history

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Order book

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How this market resolves

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If the 12-month percentage change in CPI-U, U.S. city average, all items, not seasonally adjusted, in December 2032 is above 1.0%, then the market resolves to Yes.

The initially reported value for December 2032 will be used. This market concerns the 12-month percentage change for December 2032, not the annual-average percentage change for the specified year.

opened
Jul 29 · 11:00 PM UTC
closes
Feb 1, 2033 · 4:59 AM UTC · may close early
settles by
Feb 8, 2033 · 6:30 AM UTC
floor
1
ticker
KXUSCPIYEAR-33FEB01-T1.0
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Other outcomes in this event

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