US GDP Growth in Q3 2026?
Above 0.5%
98%-490098¢1.020
Above 0.5%
Yes
1.02x
No
6.67x
Above 0.0%
96%-240096¢1.042
Above 0.0%
Yes
1.04x
No
10.0x
Above 1.0%
93%-132993¢1.075
Above 1.0%
Yes
1.08x
No
6.25x
Above 1.5%
80%-40080¢1.250
Above 1.5%
Yes
1.25x
No
3.03x
Above 2.0%
68%-21268¢1.471
Above 2.0%
Yes
1.47x
No
2.04x
Above 2.5%
–No price
Above 2.5%
Yes
No
This market will settle to Yes if the seasonally adjusted annualized rate of real U.S. GDP growth for Q3 2026 is above 0.0%. Outcome sourced from the Bureau of Economic Analysis.
Settlement is based on the Advance Estimate GDP release published by the BEA, currently scheduled for October 29, 2026. Any subsequent revisions to this figure will not be considered for settlement purposes.
If the figure is not published on the scheduled date, the first officially published Q3 2026 figure will be used. If no qualifying GDP figure is released within three months of the Advance Estimate GDP scheduled release date, this market will resolve based on data from the most recent previous quarter with available data.
- Upcoming: Event startJul 31, 2026 at 12:00 PM EDT
- Upcoming: Market closesOct 29, 2026 at 7:59 PM EDT
- Upcoming: PayoutUsually within 25 min of market closing
What is the “US GDP Growth in Q3 2026?” prediction market?
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