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Kalshi adds November 6 commodity contracts with Brent and gold thresholds

Kalshi's commodities board marks its Brent crude price on Friday and gold price on Friday markets as new, quoting Brent above 111.99 dollars at a 1.90 times payout and gold above 3,887.99 dollars at a 1.83 times payout for the November 6 settlement.

Kalshi’s commodities board has marked two Friday price markets as new: one for Brent crude and one for gold, according to Kalshi. Both are listed for November 6 settlement.

Thresholds and quoted payouts

The Brent crude market quotes a 1.90 times payout for an outcome above 111.99 dollars, according to Kalshi. The threshold defines the price outcome being traded, rather than a forecast that Brent will reach that level.

For gold, the board quotes a 1.83 times payout for an outcome above 3,887.99 dollars. That contract shares the November 6 settlement date with the Brent market.

A snapshot ahead of settlement

The listing information was published on Oct 31, 2026 at 3:45 PM ET. At that snapshot, the quoted payout for the specified Brent outcome was higher than the payout for the specified gold outcome.

The supplied summary does not identify the settlement price benchmarks or observation times. It also provides no trading-volume or liquidity figures, limiting what can be concluded about participation in the new markets.

What it means for prediction markets

  • The contracts offer two distinct commodity-price outcomes for November 6: Brent above 111.99 dollars and gold above 3,887.99 dollars.
  • The quoted payouts—1.90 times for Brent and 1.83 times for gold—are listing snapshots, not confirmed settlement outcomes.
  • Without settlement methodology or liquidity data, the summary alone cannot establish how the contracts will be resolved or how actively they are trading.
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