Historically, a dropping VIX indicates less fear in the market, and rising VIX accompanies stock market downturns. However, ...

You’ve probably heard of the VIX Index before—it’s often referred to as the market’s “fear gauge,” a symbolic barometer for ...

The VIX is a widely watched metric that tracks expected volatility in the stock market. How you can use it to gauge potential market turning points.

The market's sharp decline has created extraordinary investment opportunities. Read more about blue-chip stocks like AMZN, ...

Investors are feeling an unparalleled sense of dread as the ramifications of President Trump's latest tariffs unfold. The recent surge in market volatility highlights the rising anxiety among traders ...

The VIX, known as the stock market's fear gauge, has soared in recent days. Stocks crumbled again on Friday after the worst ...

India's volatility index (VIX) experienced a significant surge of over 59 percent on April 7, marking its highest increase in ...

The volatility index (India VIX) jumped over 59% to 21.94 on April 7, marking one of its sharpest single-day surges in 5 years.

The sharp declines reflect the heightened volatility and investor panic following Trump's imposition of global tariffs.

In an uncommon move, both foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) and domestic institutional investors (DIIs) turned net sellers ...

The VIX often rises during periods of market turmoil, reflecting a heightened sense of fear and uncertainty among investors. The current spike can be attributed to several factors, including ...

Unless the VIX cools off to levels around 18, market experts believe volatile swings in the markets could be the new norm ...