I suppose the political question re: the Iran deal is if it will give Trump a boost either directly or because of falling gas prices.
My vague instinct is probably not much of one (nothing else has), but also no big drop despite a humiliating peace, because his supporters won't be told about it.
Random: ran across a live cover of Tonight, Tonight by Panic! at the Disco and it's not bad, but they make a bunch of little changes to the lyrics and every change is worse.
From the perfect simplicity of 'believe in me as I believe in you' to 'believe in me 'cause I believe in you.' for instance.
The shift to a casual statement, 'cause' is so much weaker than 'as' - believe in me [in the way that/to the degree that] I believe in you - is just a lot more evocative.
They also change "We'll make things right" to "We'll make it right" which also strikes me as weaker, narrower, more limited.
Given the rate of oil draws from inventories, the difference between 'Friday' and 'two to three weeks' for the start of regular transits in the Hormuz could be really quite significant.
One assumes, again, that the 'fund' will be investment funds rather than a direct transfer equal to Iran's nominal GDP, but that's still an enormous amount of investment that Iran can use to modernize its oil infrastructure to generate revenue which is gonna get used to fund its proxies.
