The United States has rejected Iran's latest nuclear deal proposal, citing insufficient measures to address its nuclear program. With the deadline for an agreement set for April 30, the probability of reaching a deal has plummeted to nearly zero, down from 68% a week ago. This has caused significant turmoil in the nuclear energy trading market.
Market data shows USDC trading volumes have surged, with $7,699 recorded, while only $1,550 is needed to shift odds by five points. The uranium enrichment agreement market has also collapsed, with the likelihood of Iran halting enrichment activities before the deadline dropping to 0.5%. The Trump administration's insistence on immediate nuclear concessions from Iran has further complicated negotiations, making a timely agreement increasingly unlikely.
U.S. Rejects Iran's Nuclear Proposal, April 30 Deal Unlikely
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