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Hormuz deal by Sept 30?

20 % +0.00% day

A Polymarket contract paying out if Iran and its counterparties reach an agreement on Strait of Hormuz shipping by 30 September. The price is what traders will pay for that outcome, and it tracks how close the Gulf's mediation track is judged to be to a signature.

Sep 14 · 20.00 % · −64.3% vs the window’s open

Polymarket · daily
the numbers32
whenvaluechange
Aug 1556.00 %
Aug 16high61.00 %+8.9%
Aug 1761.00 %0.0%
Aug 1860.00 %−1.6%
Aug 1959.00 %−1.7%
Aug 2054.00 %−8.5%
Aug 2139.00 %−27.8%
Aug 2239.00 %0.0%
Aug 2336.00 %−7.7%
Aug 2439.00 %+8.3%
Aug 2540.00 %+2.6%
Aug 2645.00 %+12.5%
Aug 2759.00 %+31.1%
Aug 2837.00 %−37.3%
Aug 2938.00 %+2.7%
Aug 3036.00 %−5.3%
Aug 3130.00 %−16.7%
Sep 126.00 %−13.3%
Sep 224.00 %−7.7%
Sep 319.00 %−20.8%
Sep 4low14.00 %−26.3%
Sep 519.00 %+35.7%
Sep 619.00 %0.0%
Sep 725.00 %+31.6%
Sep 831.00 %+24.0%
Sep 926.00 %−16.1%
Sep 1027.00 %+3.8%
Sep 1127.00 %0.0%
Sep 1239.00 %+44.4%
Sep 1342.00 %+7.7%
Sep 1420.00 %−52.4%
Sep 14latest20.00 %0.0%

Lately

The Muscat talks the contract rests on were shelved after a projectile killed a sailor off Qeshm Island, and Bahrain, which cut ties with Tehran a decade ago, left its chair empty. Iran is weighing transit fees rather than free passage, and Goudarzi called an NPT exit "readily attainable." Only the Abu Dhabi–Tehran channel still runs.

  1. Gulf States Shelve Hormuz Talks
  2. Bahrain Boycotts Hormuz Talks
  3. Iran Weighs Hormuz Tolls
  4. Iran Weighs Treaty Exit
  5. Abu Dhabi Meets Tehran
  6. Projectile Hits Hormuz Tanker