توقع: Iran agrees to end enrichment of uranium by December 31?

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Iran would need to make a public commitment to end all uranium enrichment by 31 December 2026, and the bar is not limited to a formal treaty: a unilateral Iranian pledge, or a pledge folded into a wider deal, would qualify. The most market-moving development is the recent reporting that US officials say Iran has agreed in principle to dispose of its enriched uranium stockpile, although Reuters-linked coverage noted Iran has denied agreeing to hand over highly enriched uranium and the IAEA has not verified any agreement yet.[1]

The current 27% YES price sits below the spike seen in some comparable deal headlines, which reflects how often Iran nuclear diplomacy has produced partial understandings rather than binding public concessions. The JCPOA history matters here: Iran accepted strict caps in 2015, including a 3.67% enrichment ceiling and stockpile limits, but later moved away from those limits after the deal unravelled.[3][4][6][7] More recent analysis from arms-control groups says enrichment remains the central sticking point, with the IAEA reporting in 2025 that Iran held large quantities of uranium enriched to 60%, underscoring how far any “end enrichment” pledge would have to go.[16]

Traders should watch for whether the reported in-principle understanding becomes a public Iranian statement, whether Washington or Oman can translate back-channel talks into a text, and whether verification language is included. Crypto Briefing said Special Envoy Steve Witkoff is leading the US effort and Oman’s Sultan Haitham bin Tariq is facilitating contacts, but also noted no IAEA confirmation so far.[1] A yes outcome is most likely if a formal announcement explicitly says Iran will end enrichment altogether, while a no becomes more likely if talks stall, Iran limits itself to temporary caps, or any deal focuses only on stockpile disposal without touching enrichment itself.[1][10]

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