Oil supply concerns are reverberating through the global share market - but the damage could be recoverable

Tehran's closed the Strait of Hormuz - in response to US and Israeli bombing of infrastructure and people.

Now the price for a barrel of crude oil has topped 100 US dollars for the first time since 2022.

Generate Investment Specialist Greg Smith says it's important investors maintain perspective.

He says markets get past these crises - America's biggest index, the S&P 500, for example, is up around 80 percent since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.