## Market Snapshot The market for a potential US-Iran ceasefire extension by June 7 is currently priced at 13.5% YES, having decreased from 32% in the past 24 hours. The Israel-Hezbollah peace deal market shows 0.1% YES, reflecting a slight increase from 0% a day ago.
## Key Takeaways – Iran’s statement appears consistent with decreased likelihood of a US-Iran ceasefire extension. – Market activity suggests increased skepticism about a permanent peace deal between Israel and Hezbollah. – The environment for a US-Iran diplomatic meeting appears less favorable due to heightened tensions.
## Article Body Iran’s state television has indicated a high probability of the ceasefire between Iran and the United States ending if attacks on Lebanon do not cease. This statement underscores the fragile nature of the current ceasefire, which was established after US and Israeli strikes on Iran earlier this year. The situation in Lebanon remains a critical pressure point, with Israeli attacks on Hezbollah-linked targets contributing to regional instability. Tehran’s linkage of broader de-escalation efforts to the cessation of these attacks highlights the potential for a breakdown in US-Iran relations should the hostilities continue.
