توقع: Iran announces withdrawal from MOU negotiations by 2026?

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Market context

Iran has already shown a willingness to walk away from the June framework, which keeps the market live despite the current 0% crowd view. On 18 July, Iran’s deputy foreign minister Kazem Gharibabadi said the US had “violated all of its obligations” under the memorandum and that Tehran had “completely suspended” its own commitments, with reporting describing this as Iran’s first official declaration that the MOU had effectively lost validity.[2]

That makes the probability easier to read through precedent: the deal itself was built with an exit hatch, and Reuters reported on 17 June that both sides could still withdraw from the memorandum.[3] The original text, as reported at the time, set up a 60-day negotiation window after the ceasefire and tied further talks to implementation issues such as sanctions relief and other sequencing questions.[1][4][8] BBC reporting also described the post-signing talks as structured around mediators and a 60-day path to a final agreement, which means any break in that chain can quickly turn into a formal pull-out announcement.[13]

For traders, the key catalysts are official statements from Tehran’s foreign ministry, the Supreme National Security Council, or authorised negotiators, plus any new claim that Washington has breached the MOU again.[2][9][10] The most important live dependency is whether implementation remains intact: suspension of obligations is already a warning sign, but the market only resolves Yes if Iran publicly and officially announces termination of participation in the negotiation process itself.[2][12] Watch for any fresh announcement linked to mediation channels, because the next move may come from a scheduled round of talks, a confirmation that talks are off, or another accusation that the other side has failed to meet sequencing commitments.[13][15]

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