The US military's attack on Iranian targets has intensified market volatility, and Iran is formulating a stock market recovery plan Odaily Planet Daily reported that a US official stated that the US military has carried out strikes on military targets on Halk Island. Due to Russia benefiting from the global oil price surge caused by the Iran situation, the country's crude oil prices have risen to their highest level in over 13 years. According to Argus Media, on April 2nd, the price of Ural crude oil from the flag ship class reached $116.05 per barrel at Primorsky Port, the largest oil export facility on the Baltic coast of Russia. This price does not include transportation costs and is almost twice the average of $59 per barrel assumed in Russia's budget for this year. As the Russia-Ukraine conflict continues, the rich oil revenue is easing the financial pressure of the Kremlin. In addition, the head of the Iranian Securities and Exchange Organization stated that four plans are currently being developed for the resumption of the Iranian stock market: 1. Maintain existing conditions, which only allow fund trading, or resume trading under existing conditions without publicly disclosing information; 2. The intensification of the war may lead to the suspension of all trading, including funds; 3. Resumption of the market through a written ceasefire agreement; 4. In the absence of a ceasefire agreement, gradually restore the market. The Iranian stock market had suspended trading on March 1st. (Golden Ten)