Iran Deal Markets Surge to 36.5% on Trump's Expiring Deadline
The June 30 US-Iran peace deal contract hit 36.5% Thursday — up 20pp on the day — as Trump's 'two or three days' window expires, lifting the June 15 companion to 18.85%.
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The June 30 US-Iran permanent peace deal contract — which held at 17.5% through Thursday's morning session before sliding back to 15.5% — surged to 36.5% at 17:51 UTC Thursday, up 20pp from its 16.5% session open. The companion June 15 contract vaulted simultaneously to 18.85% from a 3.95% open. Both contracts repriced together as Trump's self-imposed "two to three days" deal deadline expires today.
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