Market Volatility

The degree of variation in asset prices over time, affecting investment risk and returns.

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Market Volatility

Market volatility refers to the frequency and extent of price fluctuations in financial markets. It is influenced by economic events, investor sentiment, and external shocks.

  • Economic data releases (inflation, GDP, employment).
  • Geopolitical events and crises.
  • Changes in interest rates and monetary policy.

Key Points

1

Higher volatility means greater risk and reward potential.

2

Volatility is normal but can be managed with diversification.

3

Long-term investors should focus on overall trends rather than short-term swings.

Last Updated: 3/16/2025

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