Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
market-turmoil
noun
/ˈmɑːr.kɪt ˈtɜːr.mɔɪl/

Definition
A situation characterized by significant instability or fluctuation in the financial markets, often accompanied by drastic changes in prices and investor sentiment.

Examples
- During the recent market turmoil, many investors panicked and sold their stocks at lower prices.
- The economic crisis led to a period of market turmoil that affected businesses worldwide.
- Analysts believe the upcoming elections could trigger further market turmoil.

Meaning
Market turmoil refers to economic disturbances that affect the stock market or other financial markets, leading to unpredictable movements that can alarm investors.

Synonyms
- market instability
- financial chaos
- economic upheaval
- market volatility