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52%

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Reimposes blockade52%
Does not reimpose blockade48%
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Based on 1 prediction market

90% range 3866% · wide band — highly uncertain (a thin, low-agreement signal)

The market probability is slightly higher than the current sentiment from the news, which reflects uncertainty about Iran's compliance.

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Updated 26d ago

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Why this forecast

The market indicates a 52.1% probability that the US will reimpose a blockade on Iran by the end of July 2026. Recent news suggests a ceasefire agreement has been reached, but the US has warned of a blockade's return if Iran fails to comply, indicating a significant risk of reimposition.

Statistically pooled from 1 matched market (log-odds weighted by volume), 90% CI 38-66%.

Key development

The US has lifted its blockade on Iran but warned it will be reimposed if Iran does not fulfill its commitments.

Supporting signals

  • The US lifted its blockade on Iran, indicating a temporary easing of tensions.
  • The US has explicitly stated it will reimpose the blockade if Iran does not comply with the agreement.
  • Iran's recent actions, such as closing the Strait of Hormuz, suggest ongoing tensions and potential for conflict.

Risk factors

  • Iran's non-compliance with the terms of the ceasefire could lead to a reimposition of the blockade.
  • Geopolitical tensions in the region, particularly involving Israel, could escalate the situation.
  • Domestic political pressures in the US could influence decisions regarding Iran.

This forecast assumes

  • The ceasefire agreement remains in effect and is not violated by either party.
  • The US administration continues to prioritize diplomatic solutions over military actions.
  • Iran's actions in the region do not provoke an immediate military response from the US.

How this could unfold

The US and Iran reach a ceasefire agreement, leading to a temporary lifting of the blockade.
Iran's actions in the region, such as closing the Strait of Hormuz, create tensions that could lead to a blockade's reimposition.
US domestic political considerations influence the decision to maintain or reimpose the blockade.
Reimposes blockade (52%)
Increased tensions in the region could lead to military confrontations.
A reimposition of the blockade could severely impact Iran's economy and international shipping.
Continued diplomatic negotiations may arise if the blockade is reimposed.

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The ceasefire agreement remains in effect and is not violated by either party.
The US administration continues to prioritize diplomatic solutions over military actions.
Iran's actions in the region do not provoke an immediate military response from the US.