Sustained U.S. economic sanctions, including an oil blockade and new targeted measures under executive orders, combined with diplomatic channels that have produced no formal negotiations, have anchored trader expectations against a U.S. invasion of Cuba before year-end. Recent rhetoric from administration officials has emphasized regime change through pressure rather than direct military action, even as Cuba conducts defensive exercises and maintains its political system as a non-negotiable red line. The absence of visible troop movements, operational orders, or escalation signals beyond sanctions in the past month reinforces the market's 96.7% implied probability for no invasion. Late developments such as a major incident, unexpected Cuban involvement in other conflicts, or abrupt policy shifts could still alter the trajectory before December 31.
Maresolba ang market na ito bilang "Oo" kung magsisimula ang Estados Unidos ng opensibang militar na naglalayong magtatag ng kontrol sa anumang bahagi ng kalupaan ng Cuba bago sumapit ang Disyembre 31, 2026, 11:59 PM ET. Kung hindi, maresolba ang market na ito bilang "Hindi". Para sa mga layunin ng market na ito, ituturing na soberanong teritoryo ng bansang iyon ang mga lupaing de facto na kontrolado ng Cuba o ng Estados Unidos noong likhain ang market. Ibabatay ang resolusyon ng market na ito sa pagkakasundo ng mga mapagkakatiwalaang sanggunian.
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