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Trump expressed skepticism over Iran negotiations while mediators remain optimistic about the next few days. The market for Iran ending uranium enrichment by April 30 has collapsed from 50% a week ago to 0.9% YES.
Market reaction
Traders are clearly unconvinced by the mediators’ optimistic tone. The Iran uranium enrichment agreement odds cratered from 6% just 24 hours ago. A 15% expected move reflects skepticism, given Trump’s doubt and the ongoing deadlock over nuclear limits and the Hormuz blockade.
Why it matters
In the Iran peace deals market, the outlook is bleak. Trump’s comments and continued enforcement actions weigh on the chances of a permanent peace deal. The diplomatic impasse over military issues and Trump’s doubts further reduce the prospect of a lasting resolution by April 22.
What to watch
Trading volume in the uranium market over the past 24 hours was $4,778, against a face value of $88,913. The order book is thin: $2,529 moves the odds 5 points, making the market susceptible to large orders. The largest recent move was a 2-point spike, showing sentiment can still shift rapidly even at low probabilities.
Trump’s skepticism adds uncertainty, but the real barrier is the gap between Iran’s demand for war cessation and US insistence on nuclear concessions. The mediators’ optimism might keep talks alive, but any breakthrough needs more substance than hopeful rhetoric. A YES share priced at 0.9¢ offers a 111x return, which tells you where traders stand on a resolution.
Watch for mediator statements or Trump administration shifts, particularly around nuclear and military conditions. An unexpected diplomatic move could change the odds, but right now traders are betting against a quick resolution.
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