No government was confirmed: the Assembly was still unconstituted when the constitutional deadline passed in early August and Albin Kurti remained acting prime minister, as Reuters and the BBC reported on 8 August.
The market resolves on the official record of the Assembly of Kosovo (kuvendikosoves.org) and the Official Gazette, which publish a confirmed government the day the confidence vote passes. It resolves YES only on a recorded confidence vote before end of day 7 August. If that source has not published in time, Reuters and BBC settle it.
After an election, Kosovo often waits a long time for a government. We looked at the five parliamentary elections since 2017 and counted the days from polling day to a government confirmed by the Assembly. The fastest took five weeks. The slowest ran 199 days with no government at all and ended in new elections.