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US-Iran final nuclear deal by Dec 2026?

14 % +0.00% day

A Polymarket contract that pays out if the US and Iran sign a final nuclear agreement by the end of 2026. Its price is what traders will pay for that outcome, and it moves on talks, sanctions and fighting in the Gulf.

Sep 30 · 14.00 % · +27.3% vs the window’s open

Polymarket · daily
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Aug 3111.00 %
Sep 111.00 %0.0%
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Sep 311.00 %0.0%
Sep 411.00 %0.0%
Sep 512.00 %+9.1%
Sep 612.00 %0.0%
Sep 712.00 %0.0%
Sep 8low10.00 %−16.7%
Sep 910.00 %0.0%
Sep 1010.00 %0.0%
Sep 1110.00 %0.0%
Sep 1211.00 %+10.0%
Sep 1311.00 %0.0%
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Sep 1611.00 %0.0%
Sep 1710.00 %−9.1%
Sep 1811.00 %+10.0%
Sep 1911.00 %0.0%
Sep 2011.00 %0.0%
Sep 2112.00 %+9.1%
Sep 2212.00 %0.0%
Sep 23high16.00 %+33.3%
Sep 2412.00 %−25.0%
Sep 2512.00 %0.0%
Sep 2613.00 %+8.3%
Sep 2712.00 %−7.7%
Sep 2813.00 %+8.3%
Sep 2914.00 %+7.7%
Sep 3014.00 %0.0%
Sep 30latest14.00 %0.0%

Lately

Talks in New York turned on the terms for reopening Hormuz. Trump rejected Iran's offer to reopen the strait within 7 days. Hours later, explosions hit Qeshm Island, and Iran said it had seized a second US seabed drone. Two days after that, TASS, citing Axios, reported that Trump would offer Iran sanctions relief.

  1. Trump Rejects Iran Offer
  2. Hormuz Blasts Widen US-Iran Gap
  3. Trump Weighs Iran Sanctions Relief
  4. Iran Claims Second US Drone
  5. Oil Spikes On Iran Rejection