Will weekly jobless claims come in below 230K?
In short
Up 7 points in the last hour
- 61¢
- 39¢
- $1 per share (about 1.6x on Yes)
- 2¢
- $39k
- $687k
What this market means
Traders buy Yes or No shares. Each share pays $1 if it is right and nothing if it is wrong, so the price is the crowd's chance. Right now Yes costs 61¢: if you think the real chance is higher than 61%, Yes looks cheap; if lower, No does. With about $39k of liquidity this is one of the deeper markets in its category.
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FAQ
What are the odds for "Will weekly jobless claims come in below 230K?"?
The market prices "Yes" at 61¢, which means traders see about a 61% chance of it happening. A correct share pays $1 when the market resolves, so 61¢ could return about 1.6x. These are snapshot prices from Fri, 23 Oct 2026 15:16:18 UTC.
How much does a correct Yes share pay?
$1 per share at resolution. At 61¢ that is about 1.6x your stake. No costs 39¢ and pays about 2.6x.
Can I get this market on RIPS?
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When does it resolve?
Around Fri, 23 Oct 2026 21:09:18 UTC based on the snapshot. The venue's own rules decide the final outcome; voided markets are refunded in RIPS.