Despite a recent peace deal between the United States and Iran, a full recovery of global oil supplies is not anticipated to be swift. The conflict has resulted in significant damage to oil infrastructure, hindering production capabilities. Disruptions to crucial strategic trade routes further complicate the restoration of normal oil flow. Experts suggest the rebuilding process and re-establishment of stable trade will require considerable time. This indicates that the economic recovery linked to oil markets will also be prolonged. The agreement, while positive, doesn’t immediately resolve the logistical challenges stemming from the conflict’s impact on physical oil assets and transportation networks. Consequently, the world should not expect an immediate surge in oil production or a rapid economic boost solely from this deal.