Silver price on Mar 30, 2026 at 5pm EDT?

The contract description on the market page defines the official data provider and methodology (for example, a specified exchange spot price, last trade, or a published benchmark). Always consult the market rules for the exact source and any rounding or aggregation applied.

Each outcome corresponds to a specific price level or price range as defined in the market interface; the exact mapping is shown on the event page or contract details. Review that mapping before trading so you know which outcome aligns with your price view at 5:00 PM EDT on Mar 30, 2026.

The market contract will list fallback procedures—common approaches include using the nearest available timestamp, an alternative data provider, or an averaging window. Check the event's settlement rules to see the specified contingencies.

Scheduled U.S. Federal Reserve meetings and rate announcements, major macro releases (inflation, employment, GDP), significant central-bank actions in large economies, and key industrial-demand reports are the most likely scheduled drivers; monitor those calendars and any guidance that could shift expectations for rates, the dollar, or industrial activity.

Match the market's outcome granularity to your exposure: use outcomes that correspond to price levels that would offset your risk or reflect your view. Remember to account for timing (this market fixes at a single timestamp), transaction costs, and any platform-specific settlement or margin rules described on the event page.