Global oil prices have surged above $100 per barrel following a US military strike on Iran, reigniting fears of supply disruptions. This escalation revives memories of past price volatility, including the Russia-Ukraine war’s impact in 2022 and the pandemic-induced crash in 2020, underscoring the market’s sensitivity to geopolitical events.
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