June-30 Iran Deal Holds at 93.5% as June-15 Deadline Expires
The June-30 US-Iran permanent peace deal contract sits at 93.5% at 04:39 UTC Monday — up 44pp in 24 hours — as the June-15 deadline passes and a Switzerland signing is set for June 19.
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The June-30 US-Iran permanent peace deal contract last covered after Pakistan's MOU confirmation holds at 93.5% as of 04:39 UTC Monday — up 44 percentage points from its session opening at 49.5% (04:40 UTC Sunday) — as the June-15 deadline expires today with the deal text agreed but no formal signature yet. The contract printed $5.6 million in 24-hour volume.
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