#MarketTurbulence refers to a state of disorder and sharp fluctuations in financial markets, whether in stock markets, currencies, commodities, or digital currencies. This disruption occurs due to multiple factors such as sudden economic news, political decisions, changes in interest rates, or geopolitical crises. During periods of Market Turbulence, volatility rates rise significantly, leading to rapid and unpredictable price changes. For investors, these periods represent a major challenge as they increase risks, but they may also provide opportunities for speculation or buying at low prices. Risk management, diversifying investment portfolios, and continuously following news and analyses are essential strategies for dealing with these fluctuations and making more informed investment decisions.