Multiple outlets report that a proposed US-Iran peace agreement could include access for Iran to around $300 billion in financial support, particularly for reconstruction and investment purposes. Forbes and Al Jazeera describe the potential figure as tied to Tehran meeting its obligations under the deal. The Financial Times reports that Donald Trump says the United States will not invest directly in the $300 billion fund, signaling potential limits on how the money would be sourced or used. Other reporting referenced by outlets, including Reuters, indicates that the agreement may involve a fund structure in which more than half of the total could already be committed, though details vary across accounts. Bloomberg and Axios describe broader expected financial gains for Iran under the framework. CNN also characterizes the issue as a significant point of contention for the Trump administration, framing it as a “$300 billion problem.” Taken together, the reporting agrees on the headline number and the conditional nature of access tied to compliance, while differing on whether and how the US is directly funding the amounts and the extent to which parts of the total are already allocated.