New Delhi, June 18 -- As geopolitical tensions ease following the US-Iran peace deal, investors are re-evaluating their portfolio allocations. Expectations of better crude oil supplies and lower energy prices have improved the outlook for economies such as India, which is heavily dependent on oil imports.

Against this backdrop, investors are evaluating whether to stay invested in traditional safe-haven assets like gold and silver or shift capital towards equities that could benefit from improving economic conditions.

So, let's find out what experts have to say about where investors should allocate capital after the US-Iran MoU eased geopolitical tensions: gold, silver, or equities.

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