Will sanctioned countries flip oil prices upside down?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : Meanwhile, Evridiki Dimitriadou, analyst at S&P Global Commodity Insights, told Capital.com that Iran, and particularly Venezuela, rank very high when it comes to proven reserves.
53% : Regarding Iran, I still think it will be difficult to materialise such a possibility.
44% : Moreover, the US could allow sanctioned oil from Iran to enter global markets too - even without a nuclear deal in place - another move that could see sanctioned oil flip prices upside down.
34% : Recently, the UN agency has said Iran has enough uranium already to build a nuclear bomb and that it failed to forward reasonable justifications for the amount of uranium found at different sites.

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