What is the current price for "Kentucky coal production in 2027"?

The leading outcome "No" is currently trading at 95.5% probability.

How many markets are available for "Kentucky coal production in 2027"?

There are 6 markets available for this event on Kalshi.

What is the trading volume for "Kentucky coal production in 2027"?

Total trading volume is approximately $68K.

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Kentucky coal production in 2027

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Kentucky coal production in 2027

Name: Kentucky coal production in 2027
Start: 2026-10-12T04:28:36.486Z
End: 2026-11-11T04:28:36.486Z

Part of: Kentucky coal production in 2027

2027 If EIA reports that Kentucky’s total coal production for calendar year 2027 is above X million short tons, then the market resolves to Yes. The Underlying is the Kentucky Total in EIA’s Table 2 - Coal Production by State for the first Quarterly Coal Report containing full-year 2027 data. Production is reported in thousand short tons and will be converted to million short tons by dividing by 1,000. Eastern and Western Kentucky production are both included. This market will close and expire

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Will Kentucky’s total coal production for 2027 be above 20 million short tons?

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Market	Price
Will Kentucky’s total coal production for 2027 be above 20 million short tons?	87%
Will Kentucky’s total coal production for 2027 be above 22 million short tons?	75%
Will Kentucky’s total coal production for 2027 be above 24 million short tons?	35%
Will Kentucky’s total coal production for 2027 be above 26 million short tons?	21%
Will Kentucky’s total coal production for 2027 be above 28 million short tons?	8%

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Will Kentucky’s total coal production for 2027 be above 20 million short tons?

If EIA reports that Kentucky’s total coal production for calendar year 2027 is above 20 million short tons, then the market resolves to Yes. Secondary rules: The Underlying is the Kentucky Total in EIA’s Table 2 - Coal Production by State for the first Quarterly Coal Report containing full-year 20

Will Kentucky’s total coal production for 2027 be above 22 million short tons?

If EIA reports that Kentucky’s total coal production for calendar year 2027 is above 22 million short tons, then the market resolves to Yes. Secondary rules: The Underlying is the Kentucky Total in EIA’s Table 2 - Coal Production by State for the first Quarterly Coal Report containing full-year 20

Will Kentucky’s total coal production for 2027 be above 24 million short tons?

If EIA reports that Kentucky’s total coal production for calendar year 2027 is above 24 million short tons, then the market resolves to Yes. Secondary rules: The Underlying is the Kentucky Total in EIA’s Table 2 - Coal Production by State for the first Quarterly Coal Report containing full-year 20

Will Kentucky’s total coal production for 2027 be above 26 million short tons?

If EIA reports that Kentucky’s total coal production for calendar year 2027 is above 26 million short tons, then the market resolves to Yes. Secondary rules: The Underlying is the Kentucky Total in EIA’s Table 2 - Coal Production by State for the first Quarterly Coal Report containing full-year 20

Will Kentucky’s total coal production for 2027 be above 28 million short tons?

If EIA reports that Kentucky’s total coal production for calendar year 2027 is above 28 million short tons, then the market resolves to Yes. Secondary rules: The Underlying is the Kentucky Total in EIA’s Table 2 - Coal Production by State for the first Quarterly Coal Report containing full-year 20

Will Kentucky’s total coal production for 2027 be above 30 million short tons?

If EIA reports that Kentucky’s total coal production for calendar year 2027 is above 30 million short tons, then the market resolves to Yes. Secondary rules: The Underlying is the Kentucky Total in EIA’s Table 2 - Coal Production by State for the first Quarterly Coal Report containing full-year 20