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Euro to US Dollar Exchange Rate on November 13, 2026?

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Above 1.114%
Above 1.1154%
Above 1.124%
Above 1.1254%
Oct 14Oct 21Oct 29Nov 6Nov 13
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Outcomes

Above 1.11
0%4%
Above 1.115
0%4%
Above 1.12
0%4%
Above 1.125
0%4%
Above 1.13
0%4%
Above 1.135
0%4%
Above 1.14
0%4%
Above 1.145
0%4%
Above 1.075
0%—
Above 1.08
0%—
Above 1.085
0%—
Above 1.09
0%—
Above 1.095
0%—
Above 1.1
0%—
Above 1.105
10%—

Rules

The outcome is decided by the EUR/USD exchange rate, the value of one Euro in US Dollar terms, taken from the euro foreign exchange reference rates published by the European Central Bank (ECB) for November 13, 2026. Where the pair does not include the euro, the rate is derived by dividing the ECB reference rate for the US Dollar against the euro by the ECB reference rate for the Euro against the euro, since the ECB quotes both rates per euro. The outcome is Yes if that rate is above the value specified in the market question and No otherwise. The reference rates are set at the ECB's daily concertation at 14:10 CET and published on TARGET business days at about 16:00 CET (9:00 AM CT, or 10:00 AM CT when CT and CET are offset by daylight saving time), and the outcome is determined at that publication. Early resolution does not apply, and if the release is delayed, resolution waits until it is published.

About

The exchange rate between the Euro and the US Dollar is the rate at which the two currencies are exchanged for each other. The measure is the EUR/USD rate on November 13, 2026, expressed as the price of one Euro in US Dollar terms.

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Questions and Answers

What does the “Euro to US Dollar Exchange Rate on November 13, 2026” market ask?

Euro to US Dollar Exchange Rate on November 13, 2026? Each outcome is a threshold: Yes on “Above 1.075” pays $1 if the result is above 1.075, and No pays $1 if it isn’t. The market lists 15 thresholds, from “Above 1.075” to “Above 1.145”.

What does a Yes contract pay, and what does its price mean?

Each percentage is a contract’s last traded price. Every contract pays $1 if right, $0 if wrong, so one trading at 62¢ shows as 62%: the market’s implied probability that it happens. It’s what traders are paying, not a poll or a forecast.

When does trading close on “Euro to US Dollar Exchange Rate on November 13, 2026”?

Trading closed on Nov 13, 2026, 8:10 am ET.

How does “Euro to US Dollar Exchange Rate on November 13, 2026” resolve, and from which source?

The outcome is decided by the EUR/USD exchange rate, the value of one Euro in US Dollar terms, taken from the euro foreign exchange reference rates published by the European Central Bank (ECB) for November 13, 2026. Where the pair does not include the euro, the rate is derived by dividing the ECB reference rate for the US Dollar against the euro by the ECB reference rate for the Euro against the euro, since the ECB quotes both rates per euro. The outcome is Yes if that rate is above the value specified in the market question and No otherwise. The reference rates are set at the ECB's daily concertation at 14:10 CET and published on TARGET business days at about 16:00 CET (9:00 AM CT, or 10:00 AM CT when CT and CET are offset by daylight saving time), and the outcome is determined at that publication. Early resolution does not apply, and if the release is delayed, resolution waits until it is published. The resolution source is European Central Bank.

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