Author(s): Anna Stevens
This article examines the impact of global events on stock market prices, exploring how geopolitical tensions, economic policies, natural disasters, and health crises contribute to market volatility. As global economies become increasingly interconnected, market reactions to events around the world have grown more immediate and profound. By understanding these influences, investors and policymakers can better navigate the uncertainties of the modern financial landscape. Through recent examples, this article highlights how these global developments drive market behaviour, shedding light on the challenges and opportunities presented by today’s interconnected financial world