Will government spending decrease by 1000 before 2028?
This contract is priced at 9¢ on Kalshi. Current book: 3¢ bid, 7¢ ask, 4¢ spread.
Implied probability
Event outcomes
5
Family volume
$0
Best sibling
At least 250 billion 6¢
Ticker
KXGOVTCUTS-28-1000
Market snapshot
At least 1 trillion in market context.
This page tracks the Kalshi contract for Will government spending decrease by 1000 before 2028?. The displayed quote is 9¢ from the latest venue quote. The cached market record reports reported volume of $16K. In the Will government spending decrease family, this outcome ranks #4 of 5 by current quote across 5 sibling outcomes. The indicator bundle was refreshed May 9, 2026, 6:38 AM UTC.
Outcome
At least 1 trillion
Family rank
#4 of 5
Venue
Kalshi
Current quote
9¢
Quote source
Latest venue quote
Timing
Listed until Mar 31, 2029
Reported volume
$16K
Family context
5 outcomes · Will government spending decrease
Quote range
3¢-6¢
Family leader
At least 250 billion 6¢
Last updated
May 9, 2026, 6:38 AM UTC · 2m ago
Venue identifier: KXGOVTCUTS-28-1000. Family volume: —.
Price history
9¢ current
+3¢Orderbook snapshot
3 / 7¢
Contract terms
Resolution, venue, and identifiers.
Resolution rules
If government spending decreases by at least 1000 during Q4 2024 to Q4 2028, then the market resolves to Yes.
Venue
Kalshi
Closes
Mar 31, 2029
Identifier
KXGOVTCUTS-28-1000
Event family
Will government spending decrease.
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Total volume
$0
Outcomes
5
Highest price
At least 250 billion 6¢
Current share
—
Indicators
Yield, cliff risk, volatility, and regime.
Regime
neutral
Score
0.341
Observability
low
Event type
political
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