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The White House reports no significant progress in Islamabad talks concerning Iran and the Strait of Hormuz, and the US-Iran Permanent Peace Deal market sits at 0% YES for a deal by April 22, 2026.
Market reaction
The US-Iran Permanent Peace Deal market shows no active betting, meaning traders treat a breakthrough as essentially impossible right now. The US-Iran Ceasefire market remains at 100% YES for all active dates, indicating expectations that the temporary hold on hostilities will continue even without broader diplomatic progress.
Why it matters
The stall in Islamabad signals both sides are entrenched. The U.S. seeks nuclear constraints and unimpeded oil transit through the Strait of Hormuz, while Iran demands control over the strait and sanctions relief. At 0% for a peace deal by April 22, the market is pricing in a prolonged deadlock. Face value volume in these markets is thin, which means current odds reflect settled expectations rather than active speculation. U.S. warships continuing mine-clearing operations in the Strait of Hormuz add a military dimension, implying readiness to resume hostilities if needed.
What to watch
Any announcement from Trump or Araghchi about resumed talks or concessions could move these markets quickly. Pakistan’s mediating role is another variable; if Islamabad leverages its relationships with both sides, new rounds of negotiation could follow. Traders betting on a breakthrough face long odds but potentially high payouts if the situation shifts.
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