KalshiOpen
India Nominal GDP in 2026? above $5.0 trillion
No95%
above $5.0 trillion5%
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ResolvesDec 31, 2026in 3 months
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Resolution rules
If India Nominal GDP is above $5.0 trillion for 2026, then the market resolves to Yes. 9/25/26 clarification: This market resolves using the World Bank’s first non-preliminary release of India Nominal GDP for calendar year 2026, expressed in current US dollars. Trading Economics is a backup source for the same figure. Forecasts and subsequent revisions are excluded; no separate currency conversion is performed.
Other legs of this event
A leg read alone is misleading; the others are beside it.| Market | Venue | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| India Nominal GDP in 2026? above $5.8 trillion | Kalshi | 98% No | Open |
| India Nominal GDP in 2026? above $5.6 trillion | Kalshi | 98% No | Open |
| India Nominal GDP in 2026? above $5.4 trillion | Kalshi | 98% No | Open |
| India Nominal GDP in 2026? above $5.2 trillion | Kalshi | 99% No | Open |
| India Nominal GDP in 2026? above $4.8 trillion | Kalshi | 97% No | Open |
| India Nominal GDP in 2026? above $4.6 trillion | Kalshi | 95% No | Open |
| India Nominal GDP in 2026? Above $4.4 trillion | Kalshi | 94% No | Open |
| India Nominal GDP in 2026? Above $4.2 trillion | Kalshi | 77% No | Open |
| India Nominal GDP in 2026? Above $4.0 trillion | Kalshi | 97% No | Open |
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