US gasoline inventories at the end of November: Will U.S. total gasoline inventories at the end of November 2026 be below 205 million barrels?
92%Below 205 million barrels
4 ptsover 24h
The field · 5 outcomes
24h volume$3.3K
Total volume$3.9K
Markets11 venue, 1 priced
ResolvesFeb 5, 2027in 3 months
First seenOct 16, 2026
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What a stake pays at each venue, before fees$
| Venue | Price | Shares | Pays | Profit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | 91¢ | 110 | $110 | +$9.89 1.1× |
Every share pays $1 if the side wins and nothing if it loses. Venue fees, and the price moving under a large order, are not included. * Last traded price, not a live quote. Not financial advice.
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