Markets had weather concerns and war-related developments to worry about.

This week ended with a "Goldilocks" payroll report, pushing US macro data to its highest level since April and surprising markets.

Markets saw rising bond yields and oil prices after Biden's comments about Iran, combined with inflation concerns following solid PMI data.

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Iran launched a significant ballistic missile strike against Israel, involving an estimated 180 missiles.

September was a busy month with US stocks rising moderately after a strong early-month performance

This week saw big movement in global markets, especially after China's financial interventions

Gold surged to a new record high of over $2,650

Markets were relatively calm today, following last week's volatility, with stocks, bonds, the dollar, and crypto closing flat.

Expectations for a 50bps rate cut have risen, currently priced at around 42bps, adding uncertainty.

Today's market saw mixed reactions, with the Nasdaq falling over 1% at its worst.

Today was a mixed bag for the market.

The S&P rebounded after a tough week, with most sectors gaining.

Stocks saw a steep selloff after August payroll data showed 142,000 jobs added, missing the 165,000 estimate.

August saw significant volatility in the S&P 500, which traded within a 10% range as recession concerns weighed on markets.

Nvidia's post-earnings reaction was mixed, with an initial spike followed by a significant drop, leading to a 6% decline and wiping out $200