US-Iran Conflict Spurs Market Volatility Amid Rising Oil Prices and Historical Recovery Patterns

The recent US-Iran conflict has caused global market volatility and a surge in crude oil prices, impacting economies like India that rely heavily on oil imports. Historical analysis shows that geopolitical crises typically trigger short-term market corrections followed by strong recoveries, as seen in events like the Kargil war and Russia-Ukraine conflict. Investors are revisiting Warren Buffett's long-term investment principles, including his 70-30 allocation strategy, which emphasize resilience and steady progress despite such disruptions.