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What will the annualized growth rate in Singapore Real GDP be?

Singapore Real GDP June 2027 · June 2027 · Trading open

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About this market

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Trading closes on Jul 15, 2027. The result is confirmed by Singapore Department of Statistics.

The Singapore Real GDP is published by the Singapore Department of Statistics no later than eight weeks following the end of each quarter (e.g. May, August, November, and February).

Rules and timeline

Each outcome is its own contract. A Yes contract pays $1 if its outcome happens and $0 if not; a No contract pays the reverse. Because the contracts trade separately, their chances don't have to add up to 100%.

  • Above -1%Resolves Yes if the annualized growth rate in Singapore Real GDP exceeds -1% in Q2 2027.
  • Above -2%Resolves Yes if the annualized growth rate in Singapore Real GDP exceeds -2% in Q2 2027.
  • Above -3%Resolves Yes if the annualized growth rate in Singapore Real GDP exceeds -3% in Q2 2027.
  • Above 0%Resolves Yes if the annualized growth rate in Singapore Real GDP exceeds 0% in Q2 2027.
  • Above 1%Resolves Yes if the annualized growth rate in Singapore Real GDP exceeds 1% in Q2 2027.
  • Above 2%Resolves Yes if the annualized growth rate in Singapore Real GDP exceeds 2% in Q2 2027.
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  • Above 3%Resolves Yes if the annualized growth rate in Singapore Real GDP exceeds 3% in Q2 2027.
  • Above 4%Resolves Yes if the annualized growth rate in Singapore Real GDP exceeds 4% in Q2 2027.

Result confirmed by Singapore Department of Statistics.

Trading opened
Aug 10, 2026
Trading closes
Jul 15, 2027
Expected result
Jul 15, 2027
Expected payout
Jul 14, 2027

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