US trade deficit for 2030

Kalshi Economy › Trade & tariffs Closes Feb 3, 2031 · prices read 10 h ago

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The odds

$1,108median

$400$1,300

Median $1,108

How the odds have moved

Median: $1,058 on Oct 19, $1,108 now.

The median the market implied over time and its middle half (the band), read from every strike's prices on Kalshi.

Every outcome

Outcome	Chance	Bid	Ask	Pays
Above $500 billion	95%	92¢	98¢	$1.02
Above $600 billion	95%	92¢	98¢	$1.02
Above $700 billion	94%	89¢	98¢	$1.02
Above $800 billion	88%	83¢	93¢	$1.08
Above $900 billion	78%	73¢	83¢	$1.20
Above $1.0 trillion	65%	60¢	70¢	$1.43
Above $1.1 trillion	51%	46¢	56¢	$1.79
Above $1.2 trillion	38%	33¢	43¢	$2.33

"Pays" is what a $1 stake returns if that outcome happens, at the price shown (before any fees). Bid and ask are the best prices to sell and buy "Yes".

The news

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181.2median

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Median 181.2Middle half 171.8 – 190.6

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About this market

VenueKalshi

Settles onU.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis and the U.S. Census Bureau

Trading closesFeb 3, 2031 8:29 AM ET

Traded$0 (0 contracts)

Followed here sinceOct 19, 2026

The rules

If the U.S. goods and services deficit for calendar year 2030 is strictly above $500 billion dollars, then the market resolves to Yes.

The full rules are on the market's page at Kalshi.

Reading the odds

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