- Above 170 billion
- If US trade deficit for 2026 is above 170 billion, then the market resolves to Yes. The Expiration Value is the annual seasonally adjusted U.S. trade balance (goods and services) for 2026, as reported in the FT-900 release covering December 2026.
- 119.6 billion to 119.9 billion
- If US trade deficit for 2026 is between 119.6 billion and 119.9 billion, then the market resolves to Yes. The Expiration Value is the annual U.S. trade balance (goods and services) for 2026, as reported in the FT-900 release covering December 2026.
- 55 billion to 64.9 billion
- If US trade deficit for 2026 is between 55 billion and 64.9 billion, then the market resolves to Yes. The Expiration Value is the annual seasonally adjusted U.S. trade balance (goods and services) for 2026, as reported in the FT-900 release covering December 2026.
- 65 billion to 74.9 billion
- If US trade deficit for 2026 is between 65 billion and 74.9 billion, then the market resolves to Yes. The Expiration Value is the annual seasonally adjusted U.S. trade balance (goods and services) for 2026, as reported in the FT-900 release covering December 2026.
- 95 billion to 104.9 billion
- If US trade deficit for 2026 is between 95 billion and 104.9 billion, then the market resolves to Yes. The Expiration Value is the annual seasonally adjusted U.S. trade balance (goods and services) for 2026, as reported in the FT-900 release covering December 2026.
- 120 billion to 139.9 billion
- If US trade deficit for 2026 is between 120 billion and 139.9 billion, then the market resolves to Yes. The Expiration Value is the annual seasonally adjusted U.S. trade balance (goods and services) for 2026, as reported in the FT-900 release covering December 2026.
- 140 billion to 170 billion
- If US trade deficit for 2026 is between 140 billion and 170 billion, then the market resolves to Yes. The Expiration Value is the annual seasonally adjusted U.S. trade balance (goods and services) for 2026, as reported in the FT-900 release covering December 2026.
- Below 45 billion
- If US trade deficit for 2026 is below 45 billion, then the market resolves to Yes. The Expiration Value is the annual seasonally adjusted U.S. trade balance (goods and services) for 2026, as reported in the FT-900 release covering December 2026.
- 105 billion to 119.5 billion
- If US trade deficit for 2026 is between 105 billion and 119.5 billion, then the market resolves to Yes. The Expiration Value is the annual seasonally adjusted U.S. trade balance (goods and services) for 2026, as reported in the FT-900 release covering December 2026.
- 45 billion to 54.9 billion
- If US trade deficit for 2026 is between 45 billion and 54.9 billion, then the market resolves to Yes. The Expiration Value is the annual seasonally adjusted U.S. trade balance (goods and services) for 2026, as reported in the FT-900 release covering December 2026.
- 75 billion to 84.9 billion
- If US trade deficit for 2026 is between 75 billion and 84.9 billion, then the market resolves to Yes. The Expiration Value is the annual seasonally adjusted U.S. trade balance (goods and services) for 2026, as reported in the FT-900 release covering December 2026.
- 85 billion to 94.9 billion
- If US trade deficit for 2026 is between 85 billion and 94.9 billion, then the market resolves to Yes. The Expiration Value is the annual seasonally adjusted U.S. trade balance (goods and services) for 2026, as reported in the FT-900 release covering December 2026.