Kalshi· Economics· open· settles 2033-02-07

Will the U.S. goods and services deficit for 2032 be above $900 billion? — Above $900 billion

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If the U.S. goods and services deficit for calendar year 2032 is strictly above $900 billion dollars, then the market resolves to Yes. The Underlying is the nominal goods and services balance on a balance-of-payments basis. It will not use the goods-only deficit, the advance goods report, the December monthly deficit, or inflation-adjusted trade data. Because the agencies generally report the balance as a negative number, the market will use the absolute size of the deficit. For example, an annual trade balance of −$800.1 billion constitutes a trade deficit of $800.1 billion. Resolution will use the first annual estimate published in the release covering December of 2032. Subsequent annual revisions will not be considered.

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