Which country will join Abraham Accords before 2027?

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Market context

The Abraham Accords are not a live, automatic enlargement process; a country has to reach a formal, publicly acknowledged normalisation agreement with Israel before 31 December 2026 for this market to pay out Yes. The 6% crowd-implied probability fits a pattern of slow, politically costly expansion since the original 2020 signings by the UAE and Bahrain, later followed by Morocco and Sudan in different forms, with Reuters describing the framework as a rare break in decades of Arab-Israeli diplomacy.[1][10]

That low price also reflects the gap between rhetoric and execution. Reuters reported in May that President Donald Trump was pressing several Muslim-majority and Arab leaders to consider the Accords, but that there had been no public follow-through from most of the countries named.[8] Comparable cases show why traders discount the chance of a late deal: even where interest exists, formal signing has depended on broader security or regional bargains, as with the original US-mediated package and the later Kazakhstan announcement that was framed as joining the Accords rather than a fast bilateral break-through.[1][9]

The main catalysts are official statements, summit schedules, and any shift in US diplomacy that turns loose discussion into a signed text. Saudi Arabia, Syria, Oman, Kuwait and Lebanon are the names most often floated in market coverage, but the key trading signal is not speculation about openness; it is whether a government announces a document, sets a signing date, and explicitly links it to the Abraham Accords framework.[2][4] Any headline that stops at talks, exploratory contacts, or US encouragement without a formal agreement would not meet the resolution rule.[2][8]

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