Market events refer to significant occurrences that impact financial markets, such as stock exchanges, commodities, and currencies. These events can include economic reports, corporate earnings announcements, geopolitical developments, and changes in government policies. Investors closely monitor these events as they can influence market trends and investment decisions. Examples of market events include the release of the Consumer Price Index (CPI), which measures inflation, or a major central bank meeting that may lead to changes in interest rates. Additionally, unexpected events like natural disasters or political unrest can create volatility, affecting investor sentiment and market performance.