#MarketTurbulence Market turbulence refers to a period of high volatility and unpredictability in financial markets, where asset prices swing sharply due to sudden shifts in investor sentiment, economic conditions, or external events.

It can be triggered by:

Economic shocks (e.g., interest rate hikes, inflation spikes)

Political instability or geopolitical tensions

Unexpected corporate news (e.g., bankruptcies, earnings surprises)

Global crises (e.g., pandemics, wars)

During market turbulence, trading volumes often surge, risk perception rises, and investors may move toward safe-haven assets like gold or bonds. It’s essentially the financial world’s version of stormy weather — unpredictable, fast-changing, and potentially dangerous for unprepared traders.

If you want, I can also explain how to identify market turbulence early before it hits.