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Winner-take-all answer·5 source contracts·Kalshi 5·refreshed just now·Closes Feb 4, 2027 · 242d

Will U.S. imports of goods from China for 2026 be below $300 billion

Leader sits at 84% across 5 bound outcomes, runner-up at 74%. This is a winner-take-all market — the headline is the leader’s price, not an arithmetic mean.

Leader probability

84%

Below $300 billion

runner-up 74¢leader 84¢

Outcomes

5

winner-take-all

Runner-up

74¢

Below $280 billion

Spread

10pp

contested

24h volume

$0

thin orderbook

Closes

Feb 4, 2027

242 days

Venue

Kalshi

5 bound

30-day trend

0%50%100%-30d-3w-2w-1wtodayBelow $300 billion: 84% (8 days, 2 points)Below $300 billion: 84% on 2026-05-29Below $280 billion: 25% (8 days, 8 points)Below $280 billion: 25% on 2026-05-29Below $260 billion: 51% (8 days, 4 points)Below $260 billion: 51% on 2026-05-29
Below $300 billion84¢Below $280 billion25¢Below $260 billion51¢
Top 3 candidates by current price · 8d

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How the bracket ladder is priced.

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Analysis

This probability estimates whether U.S. imports from China will fall below $300 billion during 2026, reflecting expectations about trade policy direction. The 33% probability suggests markets currently expect imports to remain above this threshold. Two primary factors influence this outcome: the tariff rate applied to Chinese goods (with contracts showing uncertainty between 10-30% rates on July 1st), which directly affects import costs and volumes, and the overall economic demand for Chinese goods in the U.S. market. The key catalyst is the tariff policy decision expected by mid-2026, as new or modified tariff rates would significantly impact pricing and import decisions. Additional uncertainty comes from potential trade negotiations or policy reversals that could expand or contract the bilateral trade relationship. Historical 2024 imports from China exceeded $400 billion, making a 25% reduction a substantial shift that would require either substantial tariff increases or demand contraction.

  • Tariff rate on Chinese imports as of July 1, 2026 will directly affect import prices and volumes; current contracts show 65% probability of 10-19.99% rates versus 10% probability of 20-29.99% rates
  • U.S. economic demand for goods in 2026 will influence import quantity regardless of tariff rates; GDP growth forecasts and consumer spending patterns are key variables
  • Actual tariff policy implementation and any trade negotiations between now and mid-2026 will serve as primary resolution catalyst
  • 2024 baseline imports from China exceeded $400 billion, meaning $300 billion threshold requires approximately 25% reduction from recent historical levels
  • Alternative trade routes or supply chain shifts to other countries could reduce China-specific imports even without tariff changes

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