market surge
/märkɪt sɜrʤ/ · mar·ket·surge
noun
- A sudden and significant increase in the value of a financial market or asset, often resulting in a rapid rise in prices. The market surge in tech stocks caught investors off guard, leading to a frenzy of buying and selling.
noun
- A rapid and significant increase in demand for a product or service, often resulting in a surge in sales. The company experienced a market surge in sales after launching a new and innovative product.
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Did you know? The term 'market surge' is often used in conjunction with other financial terms, such as 'market volatility' and 'risk management,' to describe the complex and dynamic nature of financial markets.