#MarketTurbulence refers to moments of high volatility and uncertainty in financial markets. It's as if the market were going through a storm: prices rising and falling sharply, nervous investors, and decisions being made with more emotion than logic.

🌀 What causes turbulence?

- Economic factors: inflation, changing interest rates, or signs of recession.

- Geopolitical events: wars, elections, sanctions, or international conflicts.

- Technological changes: disruptions that alter entire industries (like AI or blockchain).

- Investor psychology: fear, euphoria, rumors... everything can amplify movements.

📉 How does it look in action?

- Sudden drops in indices like the S&P 500 or Nasdaq.

- Increases in safe-haven assets like gold or the dollar.

- Extreme volatility in cryptocurrencies (your playground!).