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Will the value of the British Pound (GBP) close above 1.30 US Dollars on August 28, 2026?

52%
opening odds · YesAI opening line
YES 52%NO 48%

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Aug 28, 12:00 AM UTC
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Target Aug 28, 01:00 AM UTC

About this market

Exact market question

Will the value of the British Pound (GBP) close above 1.30 US Dollars on August 28, 2026?

Background

The British Pound has faced volatility amid shifting interest rate expectations from the Bank of England and recent GDP data. Traders are monitoring whether the currency can maintain a position above the 1.30 psychological barrier as the US Federal Reserve's stance evolves. This market resolves YES if the GBP/USD closing price on Bloomberg or Reuters is above 1.3000 on the specified date.

How it settles

This legacy market has no separate published settlement rule. It cannot settle automatically unless objective evidence clearly maps the result to YES or NO.

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Published settlement criteria come first. An uncovered tie, draw, cancellation, or other result is not assigned YES or NO by default; it is reviewed against the question and objective evidence. If no fair mapping can be established, the market may be voided and all stakes refunded in full with no fee.

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