U.S.-Iran Deal Marks Start of Tough Global Economic Recovery

After months of slowed growth, the global economy faces a daunting recovery. The United States and Iran have reached an initial agreement. The deal aims to ease sanctions and restore limited trade. Economists caution that reopening markets will be gradual. Supply chains remain disrupted and investment hesitant. Key sectors such as energy and manufacturing could benefit first. The agreement marks a tentative step toward broader stability. Observers will watch for follow‑up negotiations and implementation details.