Trump claims Iran has agreed to hand over “nuclear dust” from its bombed facilities. The odds of Iran ending uranium enrichment by April 30 are now at
The Iran uranium enrichment agreement market rose from 35% to its current level after the statement. Traders appear to read Trump’s claim as a possible step toward de-escalation. The market’s largest recent move was a 3-point spike at 5:48 PM. With 14 days left until the end of April, any official confirmation from Iran could push odds higher.
The Iranian demands Trump will agree to in April market also ticked up to
Iran has not confirmed Trump’s claim, and skepticism is high given past unfulfilled commitments on both sides. If the “nuclear dust” handover is real, it would represent a concrete move toward resolving the enrichment standoff. But historical false starts on Iran nuclear deals are frequent, and the 4.2-point move so far is modest. A YES share in the enrichment market at
Watch for any official statement from Iran or the IAEA, and for Trump’s next public comments on the deal. A formal announcement by Tehran or a joint US-Iran communiqué would be the clearest catalysts for a larger move.
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