Pronóstico: What Iranian demands will Trump agree to by June 30?

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The United States and Iran remain locked in high-stakes negotiations over whether Tehran will surrender its enriched uranium stockpile, a dispute that directly determines if the Strait of Hormuz reopens. President Trump has insisted Iran must permanently cease all enrichment and hand over its nuclear material, yet recent reports confirm Iran has rejected a proposed 20-year moratorium, offering only a shorter five-year cap instead. This clash of demands—Washington pushing for total removal versus Tehran seeking limited retention—has stalled final agreement despite a framework deal signed on 17 June intended to end the West Asia war and restore shipping lanes.

Historically, similar nuclear standoffs, including the 2015 Obama-era agreement later abandoned by Trump, resolved only when both sides accepted temporary suspensions rather than permanent bans, yet the current 100% market probability of US acceptance of continued enrichment contradicts Trump’s explicit preconditions for a deal. Comparable cases show that US acceptance of enrichment usually follows a monitored down-blending process, as Iran proposed, but Trump’s recent declaration that he wants to “take” the uranium and his rejection of Russia’s custody plan suggest a hardline stance that makes continued enrichment unlikely unless Iran capitulates completely.

Traders must watch for the next 60-day negotiation window deadline, any announcement on sanctions relief for Iran, and whether Trump lifts secondary sanctions on Chinese oil buyers following his Beijing visit. A recent BBC report notes that key nuclear questions remain unresolved in the signed framework, with Iran refusing any deal lacking access to frozen assets, while Trump seeks concessions Obama could not secure. The critical catalyst will be whether Iran agrees to dispose of its 440.9kg of 60% enriched uranium or if the US accepts a monitored process, as failure to resolve this by June 30, 2026, will likely trigger the market to resolve “No”.

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