Bank of Korea decision in April?

Unified Resolution Criteria (Consistent across platforms)

Core resolution logic:

• Resolution is triggered by the Bank of Korea's official policy statement following the April 10, 2026 Monetary Policy Board meeting
• The base rate decision is classified into one of five outcomes: Hike >25bps, Hike 1-25bps, No Change, Cut 1-25bps, Cut >25bps
• Polymarket's Decrease market resolves YES if outcome is Cut 1-25bps or Cut >25bps
• Polymarket's No Change market resolves YES if outcome is No Change
• Polymarket's Increase market resolves YES if outcome is Hike 1-25bps or Hike >25bps
• Kalshi's market resolves YES for whichever single action category the Bank of Korea takes
• If no rate decision is issued by the next scheduled meeting, Polymarket defaults to No Change; Kalshi's categorical structure ensures one outcome always applies

Edge cases & Clarifications:

• Delayed or Postponed Meeting: If the April 10, 2026 meeting is postponed or cancelled, resolution waits for the rescheduled meeting announcement. Polymarket's fallback is No Change if no decision by the next scheduled meeting; Kalshi resolves on the actual decision whenever announced.
• Fractional Basis Point Moves: If the Bank of Korea adjusts the rate by a non-standard increment (e.g., 12bps), it falls into the 1-25bps bracket for both platforms.
• Simultaneous Policy Actions: If the Bank of Korea announces multiple policy tools (e.g., rate cut + reserve requirement change), resolution focuses solely on the base rate change, as specified by both platforms.