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Winner-take-all answer·9 source contracts·Kalshi 9·closed just now·Closes Jul 13, 2026 · 0d

Will Iran’s average daily crude oil production for June 2026 be at least 2.4M bpd

Leader sits at 90% across 9 bound outcomes, runner-up at 88%. This is a winner-take-all market — the headline is the leader’s price, not an arithmetic mean.

Leader probability

90%

At least 1.6M bpd

runner-up 88¢leader 90¢

Outcomes

9

winner-take-all

Runner-up

88¢

At least 1.8M bpd

Spread

2pp

contested

24h volume

$1K

modest

Closes

Jul 13, 2026

0 days

Venue

Kalshi

9 bound

30-day trend

0%50%100%-30d-3w-2w-1wtodayAt least 1.6M bpd: 60% on 2026-07-13At least 1.8M bpd: 8% on 2026-07-13At least 2.0M bpd: 37% (3 days, 3 points)At least 2.0M bpd: 37% on 2026-07-13
At least 1.6M bpd60¢At least 1.8M bpd8¢At least 2.0M bpd37¢
Top 3 candidates by current price · 3d

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Analysis

This contract reflects market expectations that Iran will average at least 2.4 million barrels per day of crude oil production during June 2026, currently priced at 51% probability. Iran's crude output has been constrained by decades of sanctions, though recent diplomatic developments and sanctions relief have allowed production to fluctuate significantly. The current pricing suggests roughly even odds, with traders weighing Iran's capacity to sustain output above this threshold against risks from renewed sanctions pressure, technical maintenance, or geopolitical escalation. The June 2026 average will be finalized when official production data is reported by international agencies like the IEA or OPEC in early July 2026. Key uncertainty centers on whether Iran can maintain production momentum in the second half of the year, as contract prices for higher thresholds (3.8M bpd at 16%, 3.0M bpd at 27%) drop sharply, indicating markets assign significantly lower probability to sustained higher production levels.

  • Iran's actual June 2026 crude production will be measured against IEA, OPEC, or similar official data releases in July 2026, establishing the factual basis for contract settlement
  • The 2.4M bpd threshold sits between the current leader (1.6M bpd at 51%) and mid-range levels (2.6M bpd at 43%), indicating market uncertainty about whether Iran sustains recent production gains or faces headwinds
  • Technical capacity at Iranian refineries and export infrastructure, combined with international sanctions regime status in mid-2026, will directly constrain maximum sustainable output
  • The steep probability drop across production thresholds (from 51% at 1.6M to 16% at 3.8M) suggests traders view sustained production above 2.6M bpd as increasingly unlikely
  • Geopolitical events between now and June—including sanctions policy changes, regional conflict escalation, or diplomatic breakthroughs—represent the primary variable that could shift production trajectories

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