The report investigates the stock market crash of April 2025, detailing events and factors influencing markets from January to April. It defines critical terms such as 'stock market crash' and 'market volatility.' Key events included interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve, rising geopolitical tensions in Eastern Europe, and mixed corporate earnings. Internal market factors involved speculative trading and earnings discrepancies, while external factors included geopolitical risks and changing economic policies that escalated market anxiety. Immediate effects encompassed major wealth loss and panic selling, with long-term implications threatening global economic stability. The report emphasizes lessons learned, regulatory oversight improvements, and strategies for investors to ensure future market resilience. Through detailed analysis, the report underscores essential recommendations for safeguarding against potential systemic risks in subsequent market environments.