توقع: Iran agrees to surrender enriched uranium stockpile by 2026?

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Market context

Iran’s enriched uranium stockpile has become a live bargaining chip again after the 2025 strikes on Natanz, Fordow and Isfahan, but the default assumption in this market is still that no public surrender agreement emerges. The IAEA lost continuity of knowledge over the stockpile after Iran halted cooperation, and public reporting in 2025 put Iran’s 60%-enriched material at well over 400 kilograms, enough to make the issue strategically sensitive and politically expensive for Tehran.[1][5][14][15]

The closest comparable case is the 2015 JCPOA, when Iran did agree to ship enriched uranium out of the country under verification, but that deal depended on a broader sanctions-relief framework and a much less adversarial setting.[4] By contrast, current reporting points to a harder negotiating line: Reuters-based accounts say Iran’s Supreme Leader has ordered the material kept inside Iran, while U.S. officials have said Washington wants the stockpile removed, diluted or destroyed.[11][9] That gap helps explain why the crowd price remains at 0% despite a few claims of “in principle” willingness in peace talks.[2][6]

For traders, the key catalysts are any formal readout from U.S.-Iran talks, an IAEA access announcement, or language in a wider ceasefire or sanctions package that explicitly mentions transfer, shipment or destruction of *any portion* of the stockpile.[9][11] A market-moving update would likely need public Iranian confirmation rather than a vague diplomatic channel leak, especially because recent commentary has described the nuclear file as postponed or deadlocked rather than settled.[11][13] Any signal that third-country custody, such as a transfer outside Iran under verification, is being put on paper would be more relevant than general talk of de-escalation.[9]

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