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Will the 12-month percentage change in CPI-U in December 2034 be above 5.5%?

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This inflation threshold asks whether the twelve-month CPI-U change for December 2034 exceeds 5.5%. It is a specific future release question, distinct from the average inflation experienced throughout that calendar year.

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About this market

Kalshi specifies the U.S. city average, all-items CPI-U series without seasonal adjustment. The first published December 2034 twelve-month change controls the contract.

The date and series matter as much as the number: a monthly change, a core inflation measure or a later revised figure would answer a different question.

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Kalshi
Question format
Binary question

What determines the result?

  • Find the initially reported December 2034 twelve-month value.
  • Check all items and no seasonal adjustment, rather than core or monthly inflation.
  • Apply the strict threshold before consulting the separate settlement timetable.

Market outcomes

Yes requires more than 5.5%; exactly 5.5% is insufficient.

Market-implied probabilities are estimates derived from market prices, not verified probabilities or predictions by PlayPicks. Prices may change and do not guarantee outcomes.

YesApp-reported implied probability11.5%

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