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Macroeconomic Shocks

Definition

Macroeconomic Shocks are significant, unexpected events that substantially affect a national or global economy. These events, such as sudden inflation spikes, interest rate changes, or geopolitical conflicts, can alter investor sentiment and capital flows across all asset classes. In digital asset markets, such shocks can trigger sharp price movements and shifts in investor behavior. They represent external forces that can test the resilience and independence of cryptocurrency valuations.