#Marketturbulence
Market turmoil refers to a period when the financial market is unstable, and prices move quickly and unpredictably, with sharp fluctuations in a short time.
Causes of market turmoil may include:
Economic shocks: such as rising inflation or sudden changes in interest rates.
Geopolitical events: such as wars, sanctions, or elections.
Surprising news about companies: bankruptcies, mergers, or financial scandals.
Changes in investor sentiment: collective fear or excessive buying frenzy.
During times of turmoil:
Prices move very quickly — daily changes may be much larger than usual.
Liquidity may decrease — it becomes difficult to buy or sell at the desired price.
Risks increase — for both traders and long-term investors.
In short, it resembles a storm at sea: the waves (prices) are volatile, visibility is poor, and even experienced individuals need to constantly adjust their plans.
