US-Iran considering for another 60 days ceasefire. Is this good or not?

[hyudien]

It seems that this diplomatic approach was chosen after not getting any results during his visit to China, or indeed this is just another game from the old man, whatever might happen again in the future between the US and Iran, this second stage truce should be greeted with joy, at least in the next 60 days the global economy may not experience a situation like when there is a war. But my hope remains that there will be a peaceful agreement between these two countries.

[Oluwa-btc]

Yesterday I was quite excited when I heard about the peace deal. The draft should be published within 24 hours since the news was published. Also, Trump has written about that peace deal. But if eventually the deal is canceled or extended for another 60 days, then the situation will remain unchanged. Everything depends on the situation; Trump's mind would be changed anytime.

However, I am still expecting a peach deal; we are suffering from this war as crypto users. Unless the war ends through a peace deal, then the market won't improve, and we'll have to suffer again. Instead of casus belli, the peace deal is better.

I have said this a billion times here, we all know Donald Trump loves a quick fight and win so he can announce himself winner but it is not the case here,  he can sure make a deal with iran but do you know who limits that and undermine the agreement between these sides,  it's completely the prime minister of isreal. He had breached the previous ceasefire deals and would do just the same.

As much as Netanyahu does not want a peace deal, nothing will happen. Restraining the isreali regime from extending into the Lebanese lands will be a huge one but if they can't, iran would continuously target American assets.

[livingfree]

I have said this a billion times here, we all know Donald Trump loves a quick fight and win so he can announce himself winner but it is not the case here,  he can sure make a deal with iran but do you know who limits that and undermine the agreement between these sides,  it's completely the prime minister of isreal. He had breached the previous ceasefire deals and would do just the same.

As much as Netanyahu does not want a peace deal, nothing will happen. Restraining the isreali regime from extending into the Lebanese lands will be a huge one but if they can't, iran would continuously target American assets.

IMO, it's no longer who's the winner of this war.

What it is all about what Trump really likes is on how he can manipulate the markets out of it.

Every news that comes out, he's got a firsthand of it that shall affect the markets when it wakes up prior to these news that comes from it.

[Asiska02]

And at the same time, I was also reading a piece of news that Trump is saying he is 50/50 on whether the US will reach the deal with Iran or resumes military actions. What do you guys think about this matter?

Sometimes I feel this prolonging of the war is done intentionally to deliberately keep the prove of the gas and crude oil this high. This war has even done a lot of damage than we can imagine for the time being it has started. With the rate of inflation since then, people are now living from hand to mouth because they can’t cope with the inflation that arose from this war.

The strait of Hormuz needs to get back to full functionality before things get back to normal. Every country should drop their interest for the good of the people, because they can’t even fight for power when there is no one to rule over again. They should not make life harder for the common man because of this but rather make things easier in general for them. One of them must have to compromise to make this work.

[JeffBrad12]

So far, this is the second ceasefire agreement between the two side. Although there were a few minor attack during the previous ceasefire, that agreement was never truly broken. That is why we have barely seen any major confrontation between them throughout this period.

Of course, what we need is a peace agreement to completely end the war. However, the ceasefire is not necessarily a negative sign, as it shows that both side want to avoid escalation and move towards peace. So this can still be seen as a positive sign.

That would be a great outcome if the ceasefire resulted in further peace, as of now Iran and US still have a talk about Iran's uranium and both country haven't reached agreement yet. Probably the reason the detail of the draft hasn't published yet so far.
I honestly can't wait for the price of oil to go down because frankly our purchasing power across the world has plummeting and could only invest in small money.

[Danica22]

I have said this a billion times here, we all know Donald Trump loves a quick fight and win so he can announce himself winner but it is not the case here,  he can sure make a deal with iran but do you know who limits that and undermine the agreement between these sides,  it's completely the prime minister of isreal. He had breached the previous ceasefire deals and would do just the same.

As much as Netanyahu does not want a peace deal, nothing will happen. Restraining the isreali regime from extending into the Lebanese lands will be a huge one but if they can't, iran would continuously target American assets.

Many now believe that Trump is just a puppet and that the US is serving the interests of Israel and Bibi. But I never believed that.

In my opinion, Israel is simply the United States' representative in the region, and every development in the Middle East reflects Washington's strategic interests. What I mean is, Israel needs the US more than the US needs Israel.

Israel would not dare break the ceasefire agreement without the permission of the US. If the US wants to end the war, there's nothing they can do.

[Italian Panic]

This is certainly a positive development, as it means that the two sides have found common ground on which to open the Strait of Hormuz, even if only temporarily, allowing at least some raw materials, gas and oil to pass through.
Let us hope this is a prelude to a broader agreement and a change of regime in a region that, until the 1970s, was at the forefront of social progress but is now stuck in the Middle Ages.

[Oluwa-btc]

Many now believe that Trump is just a puppet and that the US is serving the interests of Israel and Bibi. But I never believed that.

In my opinion, Israel is simply the United States' representative in the region, and every development in the Middle East reflects Washington's strategic interests. What I mean is, Israel needs the US more than the US needs Israel.

Israel would not dare break the ceasefire agreement without the permission of the US. If the US wants to end the war, there's nothing they can do.

Is he not?! Yeah, that is exactly what the government is doing. Pushing the interest of their rich lobbyist, otherwise they'll focus mainly 9f tue issues that affects the average American. You're here to use your eyes to read and your brain to think, if you can not do that yourself then we can not help you or force you to believe shit written here.

Cheers man, everything is all about perspective. Isreal already breached the ceasefire countless times today,  you should make good use of the internet.

[yixichloro2xx]

I have said this a billion times here, we all know Donald Trump loves a quick fight and win so he can announce himself winner but it is not the case here,  he can sure make a deal with iran but do you know who limits that and undermine the agreement between these sides,  it's completely the prime minister of isreal. He had breached the previous ceasefire deals and would do just the same.

As much as Netanyahu does not want a peace deal, nothing will happen. Restraining the isreali regime from extending into the Lebanese lands will be a huge one but if they can't, iran would continuously target American assets.

Many now believe that Trump is just a puppet and that the US is serving the interests of Israel and Bibi. But I never believed that.

In my opinion, Israel is simply the United States' representative in the region, and every development in the Middle East reflects Washington's strategic interests. What I mean is, Israel needs the US more than the US needs Israel.

Israel would not dare break the ceasefire agreement without the permission of the US. If the US wants to end the war, there's nothing they can do.

It was Netanyahu that convinced Trump in the first place. Trump made lots of promises of not starting any war during his time as a president, now I wonder where all those promises has gone. The people that pressure Trump to do that are from his campaign sponsor, Aipac and Israeli lobbyists. For now Israel cant do anything without USA but soon I believe that Israel will want to stop taking orders from them. And moreover we can see that a lot of giant companies who are ally to Trump has made huge profits from this war. Politicians don't care about the welfare of people, they only care about their interests.

[Swordsoffreedom]

I have said this a billion times here, we all know Donald Trump loves a quick fight and win so he can announce himself winner but it is not the case here,  he can sure make a deal with iran but do you know who limits that and undermine the agreement between these sides,  it's completely the prime minister of isreal. He had breached the previous ceasefire deals and would do just the same.

As much as Netanyahu does not want a peace deal, nothing will happen. Restraining the isreali regime from extending into the Lebanese lands will be a huge one but if they can't, iran would continuously target American assets.

Many now believe that Trump is just a puppet and that the US is serving the interests of Israel and Bibi. But I never believed that.

In my opinion, Israel is simply the United States' representative in the region, and every development in the Middle East reflects Washington's strategic interests. What I mean is, Israel needs the US more than the US needs Israel.

Israel would not dare break the ceasefire agreement without the permission of the US. If the US wants to end the war, there's nothing they can do.

It was Netanyahu that convinced Trump in the first place. Trump made lots of promises of not starting any war during his time as a president, now I wonder where all those promises has gone. The people that pressure Trump to do that are from his campaign sponsor, Aipac and Israeli lobbyists. For now Israel cant do anything without USA but soon I believe that Israel will want to stop taking orders from them. And moreover we can see that a lot of giant companies who are ally to Trump has made huge profits from this war. Politicians don't care about the welfare of people, they only care about their interests.

It is naive to believe the promises of politicians.

I believe that regardless of who becomes president of the United States this term, this war is inevitable. Because that is what the US government want, not Trump's personal intention or for the benefit of Israel

That is why the Democratic Party and Congress did not even bother to intervene or try to stop Trump. From the war in Ukraine, the arrest of Maduro and the control of Venezuelan oil, to the conflict with Iran...All of these measures are aimed at protecting the petrodollar empire and curbing the rise of the yuan and China.

This is not the first war launched by the United States in the Middle East. If you look closely, all the war in the Middle East caused by the United States have only one cause. Anyone who attempts to dismantle the petrodollar system or weaken the position of the USD will ultimately face the same fate.

[Oluwa-btc]

It was Netanyahu that convinced Trump in the first place. Trump made lots of promises of not starting any war during his time as a president, now I wonder where all those promises has gone. The people that pressure Trump to do that are from his campaign sponsor, Aipac and Israeli lobbyists. For now Israel cant do anything without USA but soon I believe that Israel will want to stop taking orders from them. And moreover we can see that a lot of giant companies who are ally to Trump has made huge profits from this war. Politicians don't care about the welfare of people, they only care about their interests.

The same time using the Epstein files against him about exposing the  remaining files which must have had things to do with Donald Trump raping a 14 years old alongside Jeffery Epstein.
Is is broad day light corruption to see them benefiting directly and making profit from the war updates. Netanyahu has tried to coerced other presidents of the United States in a war with iran but Donald Trump was the only one dump enough to fall for the scheme.

[ZAINmalik75]

Both parties are explicitly saying that the deal is not confirmed. It is like a fifty fifty situation. The spokesperson for the Iranian foreign ministry, Esmail, said that the status of the deal is "both very far and very close." On the other side, Trump has said the same, that the chances remain "50 50." But in his recent comments, he has also said that he cannot talk about it, as it is totally up to him, almost like he is trying to take credit for the information or control the narrative.

Anyway, he said it will only be good news and that he does not make bad deals, so that means we might see positive news instead of the deal getting rejected again. So it is good news for all of us because a 60 day ceasefire could reduce uncertainty in the market, but do not think inflation is going to come down because this will have a major impact on the economy for a long time until the economies of the affected countries return to normal.

[snowpega]

Both parties are explicitly saying that the deal is not confirmed. It is like a fifty fifty situation. The spokesperson for the Iranian foreign ministry, Esmail, said that the status of the deal is "both very far and very close." On the other side, Trump has said the same, that the chances remain "50 50." But in his recent comments, he has also said that he cannot talk about it, as it is totally up to him, almost like he is trying to take credit for the information or control the narrative.

Anyway, he said it will only be good news and that he does not make bad deals, so that means we might see positive news instead of the deal getting rejected again. So it is good news for all of us because a 60 day ceasefire could reduce uncertainty in the market, but do not think inflation is going to come down because this will have a major impact on the economy for a long time until the economies of the affected countries return to normal.

Yeah, I also read these things, but the situation right now is very manipulative, where nothing is confirmed, and they are hanging this situation which is not good for the market in my point of view and if it is good in some ways then it will benfit only political leards and most likely Trump as we really know that since the day he beocme the president of the US, his net worth has tripled in count which is insane growth in very short term. And, I am kinda confident he tripled his net worth by manipulating both the crypto market and the stock market.

If you remember, at the beginning of this month, Trump also announced the ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, only for three days, and I really doubt that this was also just for his own political benefit. What do you think about this? DO you agree with me here or not? I would love to know your opinion on this.

[puloweh555]

https://www.cnbc.com/2026/05/23/us-iran-war-talks.html

And at the same time, I was also reading a piece of news that Trump is saying he is 50/50 on whether the US will reach the deal with Iran or resumes military actions. What do you guys think about this matter?

Indeed the United States and Iran are indeed getting closer to a peace agreement. US President Donald Trump said the latest talks were going well although there are several points that have not been agreed upon particularly regarding nuclear development which involves giving up highly enriched uranium. Iran wants the nuclear issue discussed after peace is achieved and the US appears to be softening. However, I don't think the situation is entirely smooth sailing for peace, as Israel continues to insist that Iran completely halt all its nuclear threats including dismantling its uranium facilities. Sometimes I wonder why the US is so submissive to Israel?

In this peace agenda if I'm not mistaken Iran also continues to demand that the US release all frozen Iranian assets and cessation of conflict on all fronts under Iran. This point includes Lebanon and also relates to Israel continued refusal to make peace with Lebanon. To date a number of these key points have yet to reach a final agreement for both parties. So I doubt this ceasefire will go smoothly or will be realized.

[justdimin]

This is certainly a positive development, as it means that the two sides have found common ground on which to open the Strait of Hormuz, even if only temporarily, allowing at least some raw materials, gas and oil to pass through.
Let us hope this is a prelude to a broader agreement and a change of regime in a region that, until the 1970s, was at the forefront of social progress but is now stuck in the Middle Ages.

Basically what we got is a "USA defeat" of sorts that is not penned the same way. It's an extension of ceasefire, but Iran still allowed to continue their nuclear program, that's not completed or destroyed yet, they still have that and it is not going to be done yet, it is not a full "peace" because Iran still continues and USA wants to check back during this 60 days and see if they will stop.

But for now, Iran is free to sell oil as much as they want, and they are not going to be worried about anyone attacking them while they keep building a nuke. How is that a win for USA? It is not, we are seeing something decent for Iran and all they did was basically hang on and not really worry about it. We should be considering how this could be a deal that we can survive for a while.

[yhiaali3]

Trump’s statements cannot be trusted. It seems from all his statements that he is trying to keep the situation suspended, neither peace nor war, and to threaten Iran with military action in order to obtain as many concessions as possible, and perhaps also to manipulate the markets and increase his personal profits.

Extending the ceasefire for 60 days without reaching a final agreement will not benefit anyone and will not contribute to the return of markets to normal. Rather, it will contribute to maintaining the state of tension, continuing inflation, and rising prices. Therefore personally I do not see this news as positive.

[DanWalker]

Trump’s statements cannot be trusted. It seems from all his statements that he is trying to keep the situation suspended, neither peace nor war, and to threaten Iran with military action in order to obtain as many concessions as possible, and perhaps also to manipulate the markets and increase his personal profits.

Extending the ceasefire for 60 days without reaching a final agreement will not benefit anyone and will not contribute to the return of markets to normal. Rather, it will contribute to maintaining the state of tension, continuing inflation, and rising prices. Therefore personally I do not see this news as positive.

Even disagreements between family members cannot be resolved overnight. We cannot demand that they declare a peace agreement immediately because geopolitical conflict and tension are often extremely complex. So, these issues cannot be resolved after just a few meeting or brief negotiation.

Everything takes time. Therefore, the ceasefire agreement is still positive news, because at least it shows that neither side wants to escalate the conflict and both want to work towards a peaceful.

[passwordnow]

Everything takes time. Therefore, the ceasefire agreement is still positive news, because at least it shows that neither side wants to escalate the conflict and both want to work towards a peaceful.

Yes, this will take time and they have to agree in a lot of terms. The other side, the US can't just give everything what Iran demands. On the other hand, another rumor while or if there's a ceasefire that has been agreed with is all about restocking of ammos. But let's have that in good faith that the US is really trying to get a deal and ceasefire with Iran and hopefully it becomes a long term peace deal.