Iran Deal Contract Sinks to 9.5% as Trump Stalls on MOU
May 31 US-Iran peace-deal market hits 9.5% Friday as Trump withholds MOU sign-off and $5.6M cycles through the 24-hour window.
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The May 31 US-Iran permanent-peace-deal contract stands at 9.5% as of 07:09 UTC Friday, off the session's 23.5% intraday peak. Orakll tracked the contract at 15.5% Thursday evening; $5.6M has turned over in the past 24 hours with Sunday's May 31 deadline approaching.
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