- Lyon curfew effectively lifted by October 21?5¢
- Lyon curfew effectively lifted by October 24?22¢
- Lyon curfew effectively lifted by October 31?51¢
The curfew in central Lyon’s Presqu’île was imposed after riots and looting on October 17, 2026, during nationwide protests over living costs. The Rhône prefect, Étienne Guyot, established the targeted nighttime restriction (initially 21:00–06:00) on October 19 following consultations with the mayor and business groups; it was renewed for the night of October 20–21 after the first night passed without major incidents, with authorities citing its contribution to calm. Additional daytime gathering bans were also extended in the zone. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has endorsed localized curfews decided by prefects where needed, while ruling out blanket measures. The situation remains fluid, with further renewals or adjustments likely tied to any renewed unrest, scheduled demonstrations the following weekend, or official assessments of public order. Traders monitor prefectural announcements and overnight developments for signals on when the measure may be allowed to lapse.
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This market will resolve to "Yes" if any full calendar day between the day of market creation and the specified date, inclusive (Lyon time), passes without any curfew in effect in any part of the City of Lyon, France. Otherwise, this market will resolve to "No". A calendar day passes without any curfew in effect if, at no point between 12:00 AM and 11:59 PM Lyon time on that day, a curfew is in effect in any part of the City of Lyon. The City of Lyon refers to the municipality (commune) of Lyon, within its official municipal boundaries. A curfew refers to a governmental order which generally prohibits the general population from being present in, or moving through, public spaces in the City of Lyon, or a defined area of it, during a specific timeframe or specific hours. A curfew of any scope will count, whether citywide or limited to specific arrondissements, districts, or neighborhoods of the City of Lyon, and must be officially declared by the City of Lyon, the Prefecture of the Rhône, or a French national authority. A broader curfew (e.g. department-wide or nationwide) will count so long as it applies to at least part of the City of Lyon. Unofficial guidance, voluntary advisories, curfews applying only to minors or other specific groups, and conditional or prospective statements that a curfew may be imposed will not be considered curfews for the purposes of this market. Orders restricting demonstrations or gatherings, closures of specific parks, facilities or venues, restrictions on business hours or sales, and transit suspensions will not be considered curfews unless they also impose a curfew as defined above. The primary resolution source for this market will be official government announcements; however, a consensus of credible reporting may also be used.