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US-Iran ceasefire

Iran, US engage in ceasefire talks amid Strait of Hormuz reopening

Financialjuice · 1h ago
YES 100% 0¢ since publish
Apr 30 Updated 4min ago

Iran and US expert teams are exchanging messages as part of ongoing ceasefire talks in Islamabad, with the US-Iran permanent peace deal market tracking whether a formal agreement can be reached by April 22.

Market reaction

The US-Iran ceasefire market sits at 100% YES for April 15, April 30, and beyond. The uniform odds across all dates indicate traders treat the ceasefire as already locked in, following the April 7 two-week ceasefire agreement conditioned on Iran reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Trading volume remains zero across both markets.

Why it matters

The expert teams are working through the details of Iran’s 10-point plan and the US’s 15-point plan, with nuclear enrichment and sanctions relief as sticking points. No odds are currently available for the permanent peace deal market, but the active exchange of proposals between expert-level delegations is the most concrete diplomatic activity since the ceasefire began.

What to watch

Trading volume at zero means any development out of Islamabad could move prices sharply. A breakthrough would likely require confirmation of agreement details or further concessions from either side. Watch for statements from US Secretary of State Rubio or Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi; a joint announcement or confirmation of key concessions would be the clearest signal.

At 22¢, a YES share on the permanent peace deal would pay $1 if signed by April 22, a 4.5x return. For that to happen, more concrete steps like proposal acceptance or intermediary announcements would be needed.

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Term Structure
Contract Odds Δ since publish Volume 24h
April 15 100% 0.0¢ Trade →
April 30 100% 0.0¢ Trade →
May 31 100% 0.0¢ Trade →
June 30 100% 0.0¢ Trade →
December 31 100% 0.0¢ Trade →
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