U.S.-Iran Grand Reconciliation? Pakistani Prime Minister: "Final Text" of Peace Agreement Has Reached Consensus

Middle Eastern historic reconciliation ushers in a new major development. Following U.S. President Donald Trump’s sudden announcement to cancel airstrikes, Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif officially confirmed today that the United States and Iran have reached a "final, agreed-upon text" of a peace agreement, and Pakistan is currently working closely with both sides to finalize the next steps. The global macro markets are highly focused on this development.
(Background summary: U.S.-Iran negotiation memorandum exposed: Hormuz Strait to reopen within 30 days, Iran’s $24B frozen assets and oil sanctions to be halted)
(Additional background: Trump: Cancel tonight’s Iran bombing, the U.S. and Israel along with other Middle Eastern countries secretly reached a "historic deal")

Following President Donald Trump’s early unannounced cancellation of the military strike on Iran and the disclosure of a secret deal among 12 countries, international financial authority @DeItaone (Walter Bloomberg) released a major follow-up report this evening Taipei time. Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif officially issued a statement announcing that the peace agreement between the U.S. and the Islamic Republic of Iran, the "final, agreed-upon text", has been formally reached. Pakistan is now actively collaborating with the governments of both countries to prepare and finalize the next substantive steps.

PAKISTAN PM SHEHBAZ SHARIF ON PEACE DEAL: WORKING CLOSELY WITH US AND IRAN TO FINALIZE NEXT STEPS https://t.co/S9NRZW35vJ

— *Walter Bloomberg (@DeItaone) June 12, 2026

Historic breakthrough! Pakistani Prime Minister personally confirms Iran-U.S. agreement

According to two consecutive real-time Wall Street reports from Walter Bloomberg, Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s latest statement strongly confirms the reality of a comprehensive de-escalation in Middle Eastern tensions. Sharif explicitly pointed out that after intense high-level negotiations, Iran and the U.S. have crossed the most difficult diplomatic hurdles and reached a final legal consensus on the terms of the peace agreement. Due to Pakistan’s key role as a mediator in this multilateral effort, Pakistani officials are currently working at full speed with high-level U.S. and Iranian officials to coordinate the timeline for signing the final agreement and the specific implementation details.

Market sentiment shaken, Wall Street questions lingering disagreements

Following this major announcement, global macroeconomic and commodity markets experienced immediate and intense volatility, with some risk assets soaring rapidly in a short period. However, Wall Street communities and geopolitical experts remain highly cautious and skeptical. Some responses and independent sources indicate that Iran and the U.S. still have significant unresolved disagreements over core issues such as asset unfreezing and large-scale damages compensation, with rumors suggesting negotiations had previously been in "complete deadlock". Therefore, market analysts warn that before the "signing ceremony" declared by Trump and Shehbaz Sharif actually takes place, investors should closely monitor unusual fluctuations in international crude oil and safe-haven assets, and view this transnational political deal with rational skepticism.