Energy analyst Fereidun Fesharaki predicts oil markets will remain calm despite escalating tensions with Iran. Speaking on Bloomberg Television, the chairman emeritus of FGE NexantECA said he expects the current crisis to resolve within four weeks, characterizing Iran's regime as "a paper tiger" that lacks the capability for sustained conflict.

Fesharaki's assessment comes as oil traders watch for potential supply disruptions in the Middle East. His comments suggest the market may be overestimating geopolitical risks, as he believes the conflict's impact on global oil flows will be limited. The analyst's forecast runs counter to concerns about potential supply shocks from the region.

With oil prices unlikely to see significant movement, investors may need to reassess their positions on energy commodities. Fesharaki's analysis indicates that fundamental supply and demand factors, rather than geopolitical tensions, will continue to drive oil market dynamics in the near term.