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turbulence

[tur-byuh-luhns] / ˈtɜr byə ləns /




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Recent retirees are especially vulnerable to market turbulence, and those new to life after their career ends may face more significant headwinds than their peers who retired more than five years ago, Nationwide said.

From MarketWatch

He is desperate not to be the instigator, or author, of another blast of extraordinary turbulence in British politics.

From BBC

The snowballing retreat in software stocks that gathered up big tech, private credit, and even the corporate bond market this past week ended in a remarkable rebound, leaving investors bracing for more turbulence ahead.

From The Wall Street Journal

Though it’s still early 2026, the turbulence of the last few weeks is overshadowing its novelty.

From Los Angeles Times

This was a night Slot and Salah needed after the turbulence of this campaign.

From BBC