## Market Snapshot The “Iran agrees to surrender enriched uranium stockpile by December 31, 2026” market sits at 50.5% YES, up from 42% 24 hours ago. The parallel December 31 enrichment-end market has moved in the opposite direction, falling to 42.5% YES from 55% the prior day.
## Key Takeaways – Pricing appears consistent with YES outcome support on uranium surrender, reflecting the weight markets assign to US officials going on record with an in-principle agreement. – The divergence between the surrender market (50.5%) and the enrichment-end market (42.5%) suggests participants view disposal of existing stockpiles as more likely than a full halt to enrichment activity. – The May 31 deadline market at 8.2% YES suggests formalization within days appears unlikely to most market participants.
## Article Body US officials told reporters Saturday that Iran has agreed in principle to a deal that would dispose of its enriched uranium stockpile, representing one of the most concrete diplomatic developments in recent nuclear negotiations. The disclosure follows earlier reporting by Reuters that Iran denied agreeing to hand over highly enriched uranium, and a Jerusalem Post report that President Trump told Prime Minister Netanyahu no deal would proceed without full dismantlement and uranium removal. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff has led the US negotiating effort, with Oman’s Sultan Haitham bin Tariq facilitating back-channel contacts. IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi has not yet issued verification of any agreement.
