If the proposed agreement between the United States and Iran is implemented, a major market for oil and energy exports could once again open up for Tehran. This was reported by the US newspaper, The Wall Street Journal.

The report states that, considering pre-war production capacity and current market prices, Iran could earn over $60 billion annually from oil sales. Analysts see this as a potential catalyst for injecting new momentum into the country’s economy.

Meanwhile, the report notes that several Iranian oil tankers have already left port, serving as an early indication of a potential deal.

It has even been claimed that some of these vessels crossed the US naval blockade line this week.

According to analysts, this could be an initial sign of the anticipated resumption of Iran’s oil exports.