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I would guess a change in interest rates are the easiest example, don't if you are from the U.S. or somewhere else, but depending on what is considered recent, you could go with that. It can effect the value of a firm in quite a few ways, from risk free rates and in turn discount rates (i.e. WACC, and in turn, Terminal Value), to interest earned on items like cash holdings in banks.

A lot of answers come to mind, i.e. industrial production went down, industrial industry growth is slowing down, we are likely to see less revenue growth in this industrial firm, perhaps tighter margins, as well.

Exchange rates adjusting could affect a firm doing business in a lot of nations, this can be affected through interest rate annoucements, inflation, unemployment, production, etc.

 

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