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    Contract ID: data-center-60b-2026-06

    Will U.S. data-center construction spending be above $60B in June 2026?

    A round-number threshold contract on the official Data center construction series, published in millions of dollars SAAR.

    Independent source

    U.S. Census Bureau

    Private construction, seasonally adjusted annual rate

    Open source workbook

    Latest value

    $59.307B

    May 2026 preliminary

    Threshold

    >$60.000B

    Strict comparison

    Distance

    +$693M

    +1.17% from May

    Resolution rule

    Whether the June 2026 Data center value is strictly greater than 60,000 million dollars SAAR.

    Deterministic formula

    June 2026 Data center SAAR > 60,000 (millions of dollars)
    1. 1Retrieve the first official Census private-SA workbook that contains a June 2026 preliminary observation.
    2. 2Record the retrieval timestamp, workbook SHA-256, original Census URL, and an immutable Homecastr archive URI.
    3. 3Read the published integer values in millions of dollars SAAR; do not substitute a forecast or later revision.
    4. 4Read the June 2026 Data center value from the archived first-release workbook.
    5. 5Resolve Yes only when the published value is greater than 60,000; resolve No at or below 60,000.

    Tie and equality policy: A published value of exactly 60,000 resolves No because the question says above $60B.

    Pre-market reference tape

    May 2026 preliminary was $59.307B SAAR, leaving a $693M gap, or about 1.17%, to finish above $60B.

    CategoryMay SAARMoM
    Transportation$19.713B+1.11%
    Data centers$59.307B+0.56%
    Communication$28.337B+0.56%
    Amusement and recreation$23.071B+0.27%

    Captured July 18, 2026. This is context, not a market probability or forecast.

    Source contract

    Publisher
    U.S. Census Bureau
    Dataset
    Value of Construction Put in Place
    Observation
    June 2026 preliminary
    Unit
    Millions of U.S. dollars at a seasonally adjusted annual rate (SAAR)

    Outcomes

    YesNo

    Venue handoff

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    Open machine-readable spec
    Census data is public but not natively on-chain. Any smart-contract settlement still requires a venue-approved oracle or attestation adapter.