The United States has issued a 60-day license permitting Iran to sell oil on the global market. This move appears to be a temporary measure intended to facilitate ongoing negotiations between the two countries, currently taking place in Switzerland. U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance, participating in the Swiss talks, described the initial round of discussions as “very, very good.” The specifics of the license and the volume of oil authorized for sale have not been disclosed. This decision represents a significant shift in U.S. policy regarding sanctions against Iran, which have severely restricted its oil exports. It remains unclear whether the license will be extended beyond the initial 60-day period, and its impact on global oil prices is yet to be seen. The move is widely interpreted as a gesture of goodwill aimed at de-escalating tensions and potentially reviving stalled nuclear negotiations.