A potential deal between the United States and Iran is reportedly being structured around a $30 billion fund. Sources familiar with the agreement indicate over half of the funds have already been pledged. The specifics of how Tehran would access these funds remain unclear, though the arrangement aims to facilitate the release of Iranian assets currently held abroad. The deal’s progress hinges on ongoing negotiations and securing full commitments for the remaining funds. Reuters reported the information based on a source directly involved in the discussions. This development signals a possible shift in the financial relationship between the two countries, despite ongoing political tensions. The fund’s creation could potentially unlock Iranian resources currently restricted by sanctions.