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How quickly can Iran's oil production recover if a deal is reached?
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The nuclear talks between Iran and the P5+1 have entered their final stage. In a market concerned with a global oil supply glut, focus is on how much oil Iran could bring back to the market if a deal is reached over its nuclear programme. Tehran is keen to see the removal of international sanctions and hopes to enjoy full access to crude export markets. Wood Mackenzie presents its forecasts for Iranian production, encompassing the technical and fiscal constraints.
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