Hate to break it to you, but there is no "agreement" being signed tomorrow (Sunday) that exists as described by Trump. For it to be an agreement, by definition, BOTH sides have to agree to the same statements in the document. Yet the Iranians have never wavered from their original demands (Israel must stop attacking Lebanon, war reparations must be paid to Iran, the Strait must remain under Iranian control, Iran will never give up its domestic nuclear power program, etc.) while Trump is saying many things that are completely the opposite such as claiming no money will change hands (no reparations) and that Iran will give up all its enriched nuclear fuel.
For starters, Iran will agree to no negotiated terms unless the U.S. military leaves the region and halts its war of aggression against Iran.
As usual Trump is living in a delusional fantasy land and whatever he thinks he may be signing is far, far from Iran's non-negotiable demands for a resolution.
This looks, yet again, like theater to manipulate markets for Monday morning, to try to create the impression of good news for the global economy where none exists. This is the same Trump who bizarrely stated last week that the Strait of Hormuz has been open for months, with hundreds of tanker ships sailing right through, claiming that we just didn't notice it this whole time. (Actual maritime records completely contradict his strange delusions, of course.)
I have no doubt Trump will sign something and claim it's a "deal" and claim the Strait is open, and claim Iran has agreed to give up its nuclear materials, etc., but none of those things will have any basis in reality. Fox News will report Trump's "victory" and try to fake it for as long as possible, until a false flag event can be conjured up and blamed on Iran to claim Iran "violated" the new agreement so that the war can resume yet again.
Mark my words. This is the easiest prediction ever. And no, the Strait of Hormuz will not see any resumption of normal tanker traffic anytime soon. Not tomorrow, not next week and not even this entire month.
If you believe anything Trump says about Iran tomorrow, you are allowing yourself to be fooled for the 38th time, so make sure you're ready for the 39th prognostication, and the 40th declaration to soon follow. This repeating cycle will continue until the economic threshold of pain is finally reached for western business and government leaders in the months ahead. From there, it's anyone's guess whether Trump will finally put America's interests first or just betray the entire country and side with Netanyahu's interests yet again.
Stay tuned...