S&P price on Mar 24, 2026 at 2pm EDT?

The market resolves to the reference S&P price at 2:00 PM EDT on March 24, 2026. The precise data source and tie-breaking/rounding rules are set by the platform's official market rules—check the market's settlement details for the exact vendor or tape used.

Each of the 400 outcomes maps to a specific price interval or bucket covering a range of possible S&P index levels; the market page lists the boundaries for each outcome, and only the outcome that contains the official reference price at settlement pays out.

Yes. Any corporate announcements released and incorporated into market prices before 2:00 PM EDT on March 24 can move the index and therefore affect which outcome wins; monitor the timing of earnings releases and press statements relative to the snapshot time.

Check the economic calendar for releases (inflation, jobs, GDP components) and any central bank communications around that date; scheduled data or policy comments in the hours before the snapshot commonly influence the index level, but unexpected news can also move markets rapidly.

Participants can include retail traders, professional/prop traders, institutional investors, and algorithmic liquidity providers. Higher, diverse volume generally improves price discovery and makes implied odds more informative; low volume (the market currently shows $0 traded) can lead to wider spreads and greater sensitivity to individual orders, so watch volume trends as you evaluate prices.