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Copper price on Mar 25, 2026 at 5pm EDT?

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All Outcomes (40)
Outcome Probability Yes Bid Yes Ask 24h Change Volume
above $5.43 0%
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above $5.25 0%
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above $4.99 0%
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above $5.27 0%
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above $5.35 0%
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above $5.39 0%
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above $5.51 0%
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above $5.03 0%
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above $5.41 0%
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above $5.49 0%
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above $5.61 0%
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above $5.55 0%
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above $5.15 0%
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above $5.17 0%
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above $5.11 0%
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above $5.33 0%
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above $5.19 0%
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above $5.31 0%
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above $5.57 0%
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above $5.63 0%
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above $5.71 0%
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above $5.67 0%
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above $5.23 0%
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above $4.97 0%
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above $5.01 0%
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above $5.13 0%
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above $5.73 0%
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above $5.29 0%
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above $5.07 0%
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above $5.59 0%
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above $5.45 0%
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above $5.53 0%
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above $5.05 0%
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above $5.21 0%
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above $5.69 0%
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above $5.65 0%
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above $5.09 0%
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above $4.95 0%
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above $5.37 0%
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above $5.47 0%
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About This Market

This market asks what the spot copper price will be at Mar 25, 2026 at 5:00 PM EDT; it matters because copper prices are closely tied to industrial activity, energy transition demand, and financial risk sentiment, making this a benchmark for traders and policy watchers.

Copper is traded globally on multiple venues and is sensitive to shifts in manufacturing demand (especially China), supply disruptions at mines and smelters, and changes in inventories held on-exchange. Historically, copper exhibits volatility around macro announcements, supply incidents, and shifts in real interest rates and the U.S. dollar, all of which can move the price on the resolution timestamp.

Market odds here reflect the consensus support for particular discrete price outcomes or ranges at the specified timestamp; they are the aggregation of trader beliefs and update as new information arrives, so interpret them as the market-implied relative support among the listed outcomes rather than a definitive prediction.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly will this event use to determine the copper price at Mar 25, 2026 at 5pm EDT?

The official settlement will use the reference price specified in the market's rules on the event page; that reference is typically a quoted spot or exchange price at the exact timestamp—review the market description for the named data provider and tie-break rules.

How do the 40 discrete outcomes map to copper prices for this specific event?

Each of the 40 outcomes corresponds to a mutually exclusive price interval or bucket covering the range defined by the market; the event page lists the lower and upper bounds for each outcome so you can see which interval applies at the resolution time.

When does trading for this Mar 25, 2026 5pm EDT market close relative to the resolution timestamp?

The announced close time is shown on the market page (here it is TBD); if unspecified, follow the platform notice—trading generally stops at or shortly before the official resolution timestamp, and orders after the close are not accepted for settlement on this timestamp.

If there are conflicting published copper prices at 5pm EDT on Mar 25, 2026, how will this event resolve?

The event's rule set defines the primary reference and fallback procedures for conflicts (for example, a named exchange quote first and an alternative provider second); check the market rules for the precise hierarchy and any tie-break methodology.

Which news or scheduled releases before Mar 25, 2026 are most likely to move the copper price for this resolution?

Market-sensitive items include Chinese PMI and industrial production releases, major mine or smelter outage announcements, central bank communications and U.S. economic data that affect rates and the dollar, and any unexpected geopolitical or trade events occurring close to the timestamp—these can alter price expectations right up to 5pm EDT.

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