#MarketTurbulence #MarketTurbulence refers to heightened volatility and instability in financial markets, often triggered by factors like central bank policy shifts, geopolitical unrest, economic data surprises (e.g., PMI or inflation), or unexpected shocks. It signals investor anxiety and rapidly changing market conditions, affecting equities, bonds, commodities, and currencies alike. Analysts often track indicators like the VIX ("fear index") or bond yield curves to gauge such turbulence.