#USStablecoinBill A market correction indicates a temporary decline in stock prices or indices, or the market as a whole - usually between 5% and 10% - after a recent upward trend. It is a natural part of market cycles and is often driven by profit-taking, economic data, geopolitical events, or changes in investor sentiment. Corrections can represent buying opportunities in a long-term bull market, but they can also signal early signs of deeper corrections or bear markets if fundamentals deteriorate. Would you like to learn more about the current market correction or strategies to cope with it?