New Delhi, March 30 -- India's dependence on energy imports is making the current geopolitical situation amid the West Asia war complex for the economy, believes Sanjay Grover, managing director and chief executive, Baroda BNP Paribas Mutual Fund. While these tensions could keep crude prices elevated, disrupt supply chains, and weigh on global growth and earnings, in an interview with Mint, he said such corrections often create compelling entry points for long-term investors.

Markets tend to react sharply to geopolitical events, especially in the early stages. However, over time, volatility usually stabilizes as markets adjust. What makes the current situation more complex for India is its dependence on energy imports. Any spike in energ...