Greenland's Inatsisartut parliament has scheduled no independence referendum for 2026, and the Demokraatit-led government under Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen has prioritized economic self-sufficiency through critical minerals development and fiscal reforms ahead of any self-determination vote. A self-government commission is expected to report its findings only late this year, while the 2025 parliamentary election reinforced voter preference for a gradual path that preserves Danish block grants covering roughly half the budget. Traders assign the No outcome a 95.9 percent implied probability because these procedural and fiscal barriers make a binding ballot improbable within the calendar year. An abrupt coalition realignment, early dissolution of parliament, or accelerated timeline after the commission report could still shift the odds, though none of these developments appear imminent.