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turbulence

noun as in agitation

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It suggests that traders are expecting more turbulence ahead, Forster noted.

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Gold prices tend to rise when investors are worried about the economic outlook or geopolitical shocks, helping offset possible declines in stocks during times of market turbulence.

Policymakers next week will grapple with the economic impact of policy turbulence and what Georgieva described as “exceptionally high uncertainty” that is here to stay.

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Gold is seen as a so-called safe haven investment, which is expected to retain or increase its value in times of market turbulence or economic downturns.

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After reaching a comfortable cruising altitude with victories over three consecutive AFC West foes, the team is headed for a patch of severe turbulence.

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