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What could the deal with Iran mean for oil prices?

The deal between Iran and the West is unlikely to result in an immediate increase in oil supplies, but it does lay the groundwork for a potentially much more significant agreement next year. We expect this to contribute to a fall in oil prices to $90pb by the end of 2014, and further to $70 by the end of 2020.

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