Iran FM Contradiction Pulls June-30 Deal From 67.5% Peak to 55.5%
The June-30 US–Iran peace deal hit 55.5% Saturday after Trump's Sunday-signing promise drove a 67.5% session peak before Iran's FM denied the timeline.
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The US–Iran June-30 peace-deal contract was trading at 55.5% as of 17:42 UTC Saturday — up 14pp from its 41.5% open 24 hours ago. The contract crossed 50% for the first time this morning before extending the run to a session high of 67.5%, then retreated after Tehran's foreign ministry disputed President Trump's claim that a memorandum of understanding would be signed Sunday.
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