Airspace Closure Holds at 45% as Iran's Missile Barrage Shatters Ceasefire
Israel's airspace-closure odds stand at 45% as of 03:57 UTC Monday — up 38.5pp in 24 hours after Iran's first missile barrage since the April ceasefire.
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The contract for Israel to close its airspace by June 15 is at 45% as of 03:57 UTC Monday — up 38.5 percentage points from a 6.5% open 24 hours ago. As Orakll reported overnight, the market briefly peaked at 52% before sellers stepped in; the sampled session high was 59.5% at 02:20 UTC Monday and the sampled low was 5.5% at 12:06 UTC Sunday.
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