China has intensified military signaling through unannounced naval and rocket force drills in early November, including DF-26 launches, area-denial operations around Taiwan, and reports of a submarine-launched ICBM test from the Yellow Sea, yet these activities remain framed as routine training rather than escalatory strikes. Beijing’s emphasis on rapid-response capabilities and new systems such as the DF-61 occurs alongside Xi Jinping’s recent statements prioritizing peaceful reunification and ahead of the APEC summit, where a Trump-Xi meeting is anticipated. Traders assess that these factors, combined with the short remaining window and absence of acute cross-strait triggers, support a high probability that no ballistic missile launch meeting market resolution criteria will occur by December 31.
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Mare-resolba ang market na ito bilang "Oo" kung maglulunsad ang China ng ballistic missile mula nang likhain ang market hanggang Disyembre 31, 2026, 11:59 PM ET. Kung hindi, maresolba ang market na ito bilang "Hindi".
Mga paglulunsad lamang ng ballistic missile ang magiging kuwalipikado para sa resolusyong "Oo", kabilang ang mga intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM), at ballistic anti-ship missile.
Hindi magiging kuwalipikado para sa resolusyong "Oo" ang mga paglulunsad ng iba pang sistema gaya ng cruise missile, surface-to-air missile (SAM), MLRS/rocket artillery, torpedo, at iba pa.
Ibabatay ang resolusyon ng market sa impormasyong makukuha ng publiko mula sa mga mapagkakatiwalaang sanggunian, gaya ng mga opisyal na pahayag ng pamahalaan, mga ulat mula sa mga internasyonal na ahensiya ng pagsubaybay tulad ng United Nations, o mga ulat ng mga kilalang internasyonal na media.
Awtomatikong salin. Kapag may alitan, ang orihinal ang masusunod.