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Will AUDUSD be Above 0.723 at 5pm ET on Sep 04?

KalshiSettled No369 contracts traded

No

Settled Sep 4, 2026 · opened at 5%

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Venue price history · ring: settled No (0%), not a trade

What moved it

The largest moves on the record and what Langbot heard or read just before each one. Timing, not cause.

  1. 3% to 9% (+6 pts)Sep 4, 5:00 PM ET

    Nothing on the record in the ten minutes before.

  2. 4% to 8% (+4 pts)Sep 1, 7:00 AM ET

    Nothing on the record in the ten minutes before.

  3. 11% to 8% (−3 pts)Aug 31, 10:00 PM ET

    Nothing on the record in the ten minutes before.

  4. 7% to 11% (+4 pts)Aug 31, 6:00 PM ET

    Nothing on the record in the ten minutes before.

  5. 10% to 7% (−3 pts)Aug 31, 3:00 PM ET

    Nothing on the record in the ten minutes before.

The rules

Kalshi's rules, as the venue wrote them.

If the value of the AUDUSD opening candlestick is Above 0.723 at 5pm ET on Sep 4, 2026, then the market resolves to Yes.

The market resolves based on the open value of the AUDUSD exchange rate as published by Pyth at 5pm ET on Sep 4, 2026.

If the rate is Above 0.723 at that time, the market resolves to Yes.

If not, the market resolves to No.

Revisions to the underlying made after expiration will not be accounted for in determining the Expiration Value.

Rounding to four decimal places shall be assumed unless otherwise specified.

If no data is available from Pyth at the specified time, the most recently available value will be used.

The market on Kalshi

Ticker
KXAUDUSDAW-26SEP04-0.7230
Closes
Sep 4, 2026
Category
Financials

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