President Donald Trump says the United States and Iran are expected to sign a peace agreement on Sunday, according to reports citing his post on Truth Social. Trump also says the agreement would reopen the Strait of Hormuz to international shipping and argues it would prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. Multiple outlets report that the expected signing follows U.S. statements that threatened force would not be needed if a deal is reached, and that the timeline is tied to June 14.

At the same time, several sources report that Iran disputes the idea that an agreement is already finalized. Iran is described as saying it has not reached a final conclusion and that the deal remains unfinished, even if negotiations are progressing. One outlet frames this as Tehran pushing back on Trump’s claims about imminence.

While some commentary in the coverage links the announcement to potential market effects, including investor sentiment and crypto-related risk appetite, the core reported dispute remains over the deal’s timing and whether it has been fully agreed by both sides.