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Winner-take-all answer·15 source contracts·Kalshi 15·refreshed just now·Closes Jun 4, 2026 · 7d

Will Australia balance of trade for April 2026 be above -1.5B AUD

Leader sits at 94% across 15 bound outcomes, runner-up at 91%. This is a winner-take-all market — the headline is the leader’s price, not an arithmetic mean.

Leader probability

94%

Above -6.5B AUD

runner-up 91¢leader 94¢

Outcomes

15

winner-take-all

Runner-up

91¢

Above -6.0B AUD

Spread

3pp

contested

24h volume

$2

thin orderbook

Closes

Jun 4, 2026

7 days

Venue

Kalshi

15 bound

30-day trend

0%50%100%-30d-3w-2w-1wtodayAbove -6.5B AUD: 94% (3 days, 2 points)Above -6.5B AUD: 94% on 2026-05-24Above -6.0B AUD: 91% (3 days, 3 points)Above -6.0B AUD: 91% on 2026-05-24Above -5.5B AUD: 89% (3 days, 2 points)Above -5.5B AUD: 89% on 2026-05-22
Above -6.5B AUD94¢Above -6.0B AUD91¢Above -5.5B AUD89¢
Top 3 candidates by current price · 3d

Bracket family

How the bracket ladder is priced.

Each row is one outcome on the venue. Sorted by 24h volume — the heaviest book is at the top.

Cluster 1

Will Australia balance of trade for April 2026 be above

15 contracts$2
OutcomePrice24hVolumeVenueDetail

Will Australia balance of trade for April 2026 be above -5.5B AUD?: Above -5.5B AUD

KXAUTRADEBAL-26JUN03-T-5.5

89¢+49pp$2K

Will Australia balance of trade for April 2026 be above 0.5B AUD?: Above 0.5B AUD

KXAUTRADEBAL-26JUN03-T0.5

42¢+1pp$0K

Will Australia balance of trade for April 2026 be above 0.0B AUD?: Above 0.0B AUD

KXAUTRADEBAL-26JUN03-T0.0

46¢1pp$0K

Will Australia balance of trade for April 2026 be above -6.5B AUD?: Above -6.5B AUD

KXAUTRADEBAL-26JUN03-T-6.5

94¢+30pp$0K

Will Australia balance of trade for April 2026 be above -6.0B AUD?: Above -6.0B AUD

KXAUTRADEBAL-26JUN03-T-6.0

91¢±0$0K

Will Australia balance of trade for April 2026 be above -5.0B AUD?: Above -5.0B AUD

KXAUTRADEBAL-26JUN03-T-5.0

85¢2pp$0K

Will Australia balance of trade for April 2026 be above -4.5B AUD?: Above -4.5B AUD

KXAUTRADEBAL-26JUN03-T-4.5

80¢±0$0K

Will Australia balance of trade for April 2026 be above -4.0B AUD?: Above -4.0B AUD

KXAUTRADEBAL-26JUN03-T-4.0

78¢+1pp$0K

Will Australia balance of trade for April 2026 be above -3.5B AUD?: Above -3.5B AUD

KXAUTRADEBAL-26JUN03-T-3.5

75¢1pp$0K

Will Australia balance of trade for April 2026 be above -3.0B AUD?: Above -3.0B AUD

KXAUTRADEBAL-26JUN03-T-3.0

73¢±0$0K

Will Australia balance of trade for April 2026 be above -2.5B AUD?: Above -2.5B AUD

KXAUTRADEBAL-26JUN03-T-2.5

69¢±0$0K

Will Australia balance of trade for April 2026 be above -2.0B AUD?: Above -2.0B AUD

KXAUTRADEBAL-26JUN03-T-2.0

66¢±0$0K

Will Australia balance of trade for April 2026 be above -1.5B AUD?: Above -1.5B AUD

KXAUTRADEBAL-26JUN03-T-1.5

62¢±0$0K

Will Australia balance of trade for April 2026 be above -1.0B AUD?: Above -1.0B AUD

KXAUTRADEBAL-26JUN03-T-1.0

55¢±0$0K

Will Australia balance of trade for April 2026 be above -0.5B AUD?: Above -0.5B AUD

KXAUTRADEBAL-26JUN03-T-0.5

50¢1pp$0K

Analysis

This probability reflects the likelihood that Australia's April 2026 trade balance deficit will exceed -1.5 billion AUD, currently priced at 94% on prediction markets. Australia's trade position depends primarily on export volumes (commodities, agricultural products) relative to import demand, both sensitive to global economic conditions and commodity prices. The April trade data release from the Australian Bureau of Statistics, scheduled for June 2026, will definitively resolve this outcome. Current elevated probability suggests markets anticipate either a modest deficit or potential surplus given Australia's strong export sectors, though significant commodity price declines or domestic demand shocks could worsen the trade position. The spread across related contracts (ranging from 50¢ to 69¢) indicates meaningful uncertainty about whether the deficit will be larger or smaller than -1.5B AUD, even if most traders expect it to stay above that threshold.

  • Commodity export prices (iron ore, coal, LNG) in April 2026 relative to historical ranges, as these drive Australia's export revenue
  • Global import demand from major trading partners (China, India, Japan, South Korea) which influences Australian export volumes and pricing
  • Domestic import levels driven by domestic demand, supply chain conditions, and business investment cycles in the Australian economy
  • AUD exchange rate movements against trading partner currencies, which affect the AUD value of Australian exports and imports
  • Official April 2026 trade balance data release from the Australian Bureau of Statistics in June 2026, which will settle the market outcome

What moved the line

  • May 22Above -4.5B AUD66pp1682¢ · Kalshi
  • May 22Above -4.0B AUD64pp1680¢ · Kalshi
  • May 22Above -3.0B AUD60pp1575¢ · Kalshi
  • May 22Above -3.5B AUD60pp1777¢ · Kalshi
  • May 22Above -2.5B AUD57pp1471¢ · Kalshi

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