Trader consensus prices a 43% implied probability for the DHS shutdown ending before April 1, driven by ongoing bipartisan negotiations for a short-term continuing resolution to extend FY2024 appropriations amid partisan divides over border security funding. In the past week, House Republicans advanced a slimmed-down spending package emphasizing immigration enforcement resources for DHS agencies like CBP and ICE, while Senate Democrats pushed back on cuts to humanitarian aid, narrowing gaps but delaying floor votes. Key holdouts in both chambers signal potential for quick passage or filibuster-induced delays, boosting mid-April outcomes like April 13-16 at 23.5% if whip counts falter; upcoming leadership meetings and procedural votes this week could tip the balance before the current funding cliff.
Résumé expérimental généré par IA à partir des données Polymarket · Mis à jourAvant le 1er avril 38%
1-4 avril 28%
13-16 avril 22%
5-8 avril 15%
$34,909 Vol.
$34,909 Vol.
Avant le 1er avril
44%
1-4 avril
18%
5-8 avril
15%
9-12 avril
15%
13-16 avril
22%
17-20 avril
15%
21-24 avril
12%
25-28 avril
14%
29-30 avril
13%
Après le 30 avril
12%
Avant le 1er avril 38%
1-4 avril 28%
13-16 avril 22%
5-8 avril 15%
$34,909 Vol.
$34,909 Vol.
Avant le 1er avril
44%
1-4 avril
18%
5-8 avril
15%
9-12 avril
15%
13-16 avril
22%
17-20 avril
15%
21-24 avril
12%
25-28 avril
14%
29-30 avril
13%
Après le 30 avril
12%
The end date of the shutdown will be determined by the date on which the funding bill required to reopen the Department of Homeland Security is signed by the President or otherwise enacted. The announcement of an impending reopen will not qualify.
The resolution sources for this market will be information from official U.S. Government sources and a consensus of credible reporting.
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0x69c47De9D...Trader consensus prices a 43% implied probability for the DHS shutdown ending before April 1, driven by ongoing bipartisan negotiations for a short-term continuing resolution to extend FY2024 appropriations amid partisan divides over border security funding. In the past week, House Republicans advanced a slimmed-down spending package emphasizing immigration enforcement resources for DHS agencies like CBP and ICE, while Senate Democrats pushed back on cuts to humanitarian aid, narrowing gaps but delaying floor votes. Key holdouts in both chambers signal potential for quick passage or filibuster-induced delays, boosting mid-April outcomes like April 13-16 at 23.5% if whip counts falter; upcoming leadership meetings and procedural votes this week could tip the balance before the current funding cliff.
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