Will Brent crude oil close above US$80 per barrel on July 31, 2026?
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Rules Summary
This market resolves YES if the official closing price of Brent crude oil is above US$80.00 per barrel on July 31, 2026. Otherwise, this market resolves NO.
Resolution Basis (EN)
The resolution will be based on the official daily closing price published by Investing.com for Brent Crude Oil Historical Data.
Resolution Rules (EN)
This market refers to the official closing price of Brent crude oil on July 31, 2026.
The market resolves YES if the closing price is strictly greater than US$80.00 per barrel.
The market resolves NO if the closing price is US$80.00 or lower.
The official closing price published by Investing.com will be used for settlement.
Intraday highs, lows, or real-time prices are not considered.
If July 31, 2026 is not a trading day, the market resolves using the official closing price for the next available trading session published under the July 31 market date, if applicable. If no official closing price is published for July 31, the first subsequent official closing price will be used.
Any later corrections published by the official source before market resolution will prevail.
How it is determined (EN)
The outcome is determined by comparing the official closing price with the threshold of US$80.00 per barrel.
Examples (EN)
Closing price: US$80.15 → YES
Closing price: US$82.40 → YES
Closing price: US$80.00 → NO
Closing price: US$79.98 → NO
Important Notes (EN)
Only the official daily closing price is considered.
Intraday price movements do not affect the outcome.
The comparison is strictly above US$80.00.
Official historical data published by Investing.com takes precedence.
Source (EN)
Investing.com Brent Crude Oil Historical Data.
Note (EN)
Result will be verified using: Investing.com Brent Crude Oil Historical Data.
