Will Wisconsin's annual-average manufacturing employment for 2026 be above 452,500 jobs
Leader sits at 95% across 6 bound outcomes, runner-up at 87%. This is a winner-take-all market — the headline is the leader’s price, not an arithmetic mean.
Leader probability
Above 447,500 jobs
Outcomes
6
winner-take-all
Runner-up
87¢
Above 450,000 jobs
Spread
8pp
contested
24h volume
$0
thin orderbook
Closes
Apr 30, 2027
252 days
Venue
Kalshi
6 bound
30-day trend
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 Wisconsin's annual-average manufacturing employment for 2026 be above 4
Will Wisconsin's annual-average manufacturing employment for 2026 be above 447,500 jobs?: Above 447,500 jobs
KXWIMFGEMP-27APR30-T447500
Will Wisconsin's annual-average manufacturing employment for 2026 be above 460,000 jobs?: Above 460,000 jobs
KXWIMFGEMP-27APR30-T460000
Will Wisconsin's annual-average manufacturing employment for 2026 be above 457,500 jobs?: Above 457,500 jobs
KXWIMFGEMP-27APR30-T457500
Will Wisconsin's annual-average manufacturing employment for 2026 be above 455,000 jobs?: Above 455,000 jobs
KXWIMFGEMP-27APR30-T455000
Will Wisconsin's annual-average manufacturing employment for 2026 be above 452,500 jobs?: Above 452,500 jobs
KXWIMFGEMP-27APR30-T452500
Will Wisconsin's annual-average manufacturing employment for 2026 be above 450,000 jobs?: Above 450,000 jobs
KXWIMFGEMP-27APR30-T450000
Analysis
This market is assessing whether Wisconsin's manufacturing workforce will average above 455,000 employees in 2026—a threshold that sits between modest growth and relative stability compared to recent years. The 37% probability reflects skepticism about reaching that employment level, suggesting market participants expect either flat or declining manufacturing jobs in the state. Key drivers include Wisconsin's exposure to automotive supply chains and industrial equipment sectors, which are sensitive to national economic growth and consumer demand. The market will resolve once Wisconsin reports its official annual average employment data for 2026, typically released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics in early 2027. Current contract pricing shows declining confidence at higher employment thresholds, with only 10% probability assigned to exceeding 460,000 jobs, indicating consensus around a relatively constrained manufacturing employment environment.
- ›Wisconsin's automotive supply chain and equipment manufacturing sectors depend heavily on national vehicle production and capital investment cycles
- ›National manufacturing employment trends and regional economic conditions through late 2026 will significantly influence year-end workforce levels
- ›The official data source is BLS annual average employment figures for Wisconsin's manufacturing sector, reported with a lag in early 2027
- ›Contract pricing shows sharp probability drops at 5,000-job increments (37% at 455k, 25% at 457.5k, 10% at 460k), indicating tight expectations around a narrow range
- ›Recent Wisconsin manufacturing employment trends, supply chain disruptions, and Federal Reserve policy affecting business investment will be critical to final outcome
What moved the line
- Aug 19Above 452,500 jobs↑39pp36→75¢ · Kalshi
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