The United States has temporarily lifted oil sanctions on Iran, allowing the country to sell oil in U.S. dollars on the global market for 60 days. This move is part of economic incentives aimed at encouraging Iran to comply with U.S. demands regarding its nuclear program. Vice President Vance, who is leading the negotiations, emphasizes that Iran will only benefit if it changes its policies. As part of the agreement, Iran has agreed to allow international inspectors to return to its nuclear sites. Meanwhile, President Trump is visiting Pennsylvania to promote his economic achievements and address low approval ratings. He aims to highlight the economic benefits expected from the recent peace agreement with Iran, including lower gas prices and energy costs.
QUESTION: How might the temporary lifting of sanctions on Iran impact global oil prices and international relations?
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