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Kalshi recession odds fall to 3 percent for 2026

The Kalshi contract asking whether a recession starts in 2026 trades at 3 percent, down 4 points over 24 hours. The market has traded 4 million dollars in total volume on the other-markets board.

The Kalshi contract on whether a recession starts in 2026 is trading at 3 percent, according to PredictionBubbles. Its price fell 4 points over 24 hours.

The update was published on Nov 5, 2026, at 4:30 AM ET. The reported move places the contract below its level a day earlier, but the supplied summary does not identify a reason for the decline.

Volume and contract scope

According to PredictionBubbles, the contract has recorded 4 million dollars in total trading volume on the other-markets board. That figure is cumulative, rather than a measure of trading during the latest 24 hours.

The question concerns whether a recession starts in 2026. The supplied material does not specify the contract’s recession definition or settlement criteria, limiting what can be inferred about the outcome needed for resolution.

What it means for prediction markets

  • Lower recession pricing: The 3 percent price, down 4 points over 24 hours, marks a decline in the market’s implied likelihood of the specified outcome.
  • Volume has a different timeframe: The 4 million dollars represents total volume and does not establish how much trading accompanied the latest price move.
  • Resolution details remain important: Without the settlement criteria, readers cannot determine from this summary alone exactly how a recession starting in 2026 would be established.
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