What is the current price for "Japan’s government budget balance in 2026"?

The leading outcome "Yes" is currently trading at 95.0% probability.

How many markets are available for "Japan’s government budget balance in 2026"?

There are 7 markets available for this event on Kalshi.

What is the trading volume for "Japan’s government budget balance in 2026"?

Total trading volume is approximately $14K.

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Japan’s government budget balance in 2026

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Japan’s government budget balance in 2026

Name: Japan’s government budget balance in 2026
Start: 2026-10-12T04:28:26.569Z
End: 2026-11-11T04:28:26.569Z

Part of: Japan’s government budget balance in 2026

Japan 2026 If Japan’s general government net lending/borrowing balance for 2026 is above X of GDP, then the market resolves to Yes. Important information: Negative values represent budget deficits. X higher, less-negative value represents a smaller deficit. For example, −4.0% is above −5.0%. “General government net lending/borrowing” is calculated as government revenue minus total expenditure. X negative value represents net borrowing, or a deficit, while a positive value represents net lending

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Will Japan’s general government net lending/borrowing balance for 2026 be above -3.5% of GDP?

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Market	Price
Will Japan’s general government net lending/borrowing balance for 2026 be above -3.5% of GDP?	95%
Will Japan’s general government net lending/borrowing balance for 2026 be above -3.0% of GDP?	93%
Will Japan’s general government net lending/borrowing balance for 2026 be above -2.5% of GDP?	89%
Will Japan’s general government net lending/borrowing balance for 2026 be above -2.0% of GDP?	65%
Will Japan’s general government net lending/borrowing balance for 2026 be above -1.5% of GDP?	24%

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Will Japan’s general government net lending/borrowing balance for 2026 be above -3.5% of GDP?

If Japan’s general government net lending/borrowing balance for 2026 is above -3.5% of GDP, then the market resolves to Yes. Secondary rules: Important information: Negative values represent budget deficits. A higher, less-negative value represents a smaller deficit. For example, −4.0% is above −5.0

Will Japan’s general government net lending/borrowing balance for 2026 be above -3.0% of GDP?

If Japan’s general government net lending/borrowing balance for 2026 is above -3.0% of GDP, then the market resolves to Yes. Secondary rules: Important information: Negative values represent budget deficits. A higher, less-negative value represents a smaller deficit. For example, −4.0% is above −5.0

Will Japan’s general government net lending/borrowing balance for 2026 be above -2.5% of GDP?

If Japan’s general government net lending/borrowing balance for 2026 is above -2.5% of GDP, then the market resolves to Yes. Secondary rules: Important information: Negative values represent budget deficits. A higher, less-negative value represents a smaller deficit. For example, −4.0% is above −5.0

Will Japan’s general government net lending/borrowing balance for 2026 be above -2.0% of GDP?

If Japan’s general government net lending/borrowing balance for 2026 is above -2.0% of GDP, then the market resolves to Yes. Secondary rules: Important information: Negative values represent budget deficits. A higher, less-negative value represents a smaller deficit. For example, −4.0% is above −5.0

Will Japan’s general government net lending/borrowing balance for 2026 be above -1.5% of GDP?

If Japan’s general government net lending/borrowing balance for 2026 is above -1.5% of GDP, then the market resolves to Yes. Secondary rules: Important information: Negative values represent budget deficits. A higher, less-negative value represents a smaller deficit. For example, −4.0% is above −5.0

Will Japan’s general government net lending/borrowing balance for 2026 be above -1.0% of GDP?

If Japan’s general government net lending/borrowing balance for 2026 is above -1.0% of GDP, then the market resolves to Yes. Secondary rules: Important information: Negative values represent budget deficits. A higher, less-negative value represents a smaller deficit. For example, −4.0% is above −5.0

Will Japan’s general government net lending/borrowing balance for 2026 be above -0.5% of GDP?

If Japan’s general government net lending/borrowing balance for 2026 is above -0.5% of GDP, then the market resolves to Yes. Secondary rules: Important information: Negative values represent budget deficits. A higher, less-negative value represents a smaller deficit. For example, −4.0% is above −5.0

Japan’s government budget balance in 2026

Japan’s government budget balance in 2026

Japan’s government budget balance in 2026

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Will Japan’s general government net lending/borrowing balance for 2026 be above -3.5% of GDP?

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Will Japan’s general government net lending/borrowing balance for 2026 be above -3.5% of GDP?

Will Japan’s general government net lending/borrowing balance for 2026 be above -3.0% of GDP?

Will Japan’s general government net lending/borrowing balance for 2026 be above -2.5% of GDP?

Will Japan’s general government net lending/borrowing balance for 2026 be above -2.0% of GDP?

Will Japan’s general government net lending/borrowing balance for 2026 be above -1.5% of GDP?

Will Japan’s general government net lending/borrowing balance for 2026 be above -1.0% of GDP?

Will Japan’s general government net lending/borrowing balance for 2026 be above -0.5% of GDP?

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