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Kalshi Moves to Expand Into US Stock and Commodity Markets

Bloomberg Technology Friday 11 September 2026, 19:54 UTC By Katherine Doherty 1 min read
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Kalshi Inc. is filing for regulatory approval to offer the first single-stock perpetual futures in the US and is looking to expand the contracts in commodities to include agriculture, said Tarek Mansour, the company’s co-founder.

Kalshi Inc. is filing for regulatory approval to offer the first single-stock perpetual futures in the US and is looking to expand the contracts in commodities to include agriculture, said Tarek Mansour, the company’s co-founder.
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