Macroeconomic disruption is the interruption in the market through which the market stops functioning as expected due to disruptions in productivity, physical threats to the stock exchange, or crash in stocks. With that said, the disruptions usually hinder business flow, leading to a decline in economic growth. These disruptions affect a lot of businesses, leading to business closures. Many people can lose their jobs as a result, and the rate of unemployment can grow significantly. Disruptions negatively affect the economy as production is on the decline due to unemployment. There are various causes of macroeconomic disruption. One cause is exemplified by the current pandemic crisis. Another cause of macroeconomic disruption is key commodities crashing on the stock market. For example, a crash in oil prices can cause inflation of prices, affecting the market negatively. Businesses depending on the commodity suffer because they operate at a loss, which will, in turn, negatively affect the growth of the economy.