A deal between the United States and Iran has been signed, concluding 106 days of conflict impacting the Middle East. However, experts predict it will take up to a year for the market to fully stabilize following the disruption. The agreement focuses on restoring oil flows, which were significantly hampered during the period of unrest. Immediate steps are now underway to implement the terms of the deal and facilitate the return to normal trading conditions. The timeline for full market equilibrium is dependent on various factors, including logistical challenges and geopolitical considerations. Analysts suggest a gradual normalization process, with potential fluctuations in the interim. The agreement aims to de-escalate tensions and bring a measure of predictability to the region’s energy markets.