The US and Iran have agreed a deal. How soon could things go back to normal?

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The US and Iran have reached a deal, raising questions about how quickly economic and diplomatic relations might normalize. Experts caution that even with an agreement in place, the reverberations from regional conflict will linger across global markets for months. The war has disrupted supply chains, rattled commodity prices, and created uncertainty among investors, damage that won't disappear overnight. Full economic recovery depends not just on the deal itself but on how quickly trust rebuilds and trade patterns stabilize. Analysts point to historical precedent: geopolitical tensions leave scars longer than the conflicts themselves.