US-Iran deal should see oil and LNG begin to flow again… slowly

The lifting of sanctions on Iran is expected to gradually revive its oil and LNG exports, which had been significantly impacted by years of economic isolation. While the deal is promising, the resumption of trade flows faces numerous hurdles, including infrastructure damage and international shipping concerns. This could have major implications for global energy markets, influencing prices and supply stability. The cautious optimism reflects broader geopolitical shifts as well as the economic recovery for Iran and its trading partners.