Permanent Peace Deal at 15.5%, Trailing Ceasefire Market by 24.5 Points
At 18:14 UTC on May 28, the permanent peace deal contract sits at 15.5% — 24.5 points below the ceasefire-extension market as traders price the gap between pause and treaty.
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At 15.5% as of 18:14 UTC — up from a session low of 6.5% but 24.5 points below the ceasefire-extension market's 40% — the May 31 permanent peace deal has recovered from its 7.5% floor documented earlier today on $7.4M of 24h volume. The same MOU framework that moved the ceasefire sibling to 40% barely lifted this one — because the two contracts resolve on fundamentally different standards.
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