The ‘clouds’ weighing down the market aren’t going anywhere: Chart of the Week

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Securities market fluctuations intensify.

Last week, the S&P 500 (^GSPC) increased either or decreased by 1 % every day – in general – as uncertainty about the path of economic growth, especially the proposed definitions of President Trump, was affected by investors.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite (^IXIC) was the worst worst in six months. The S&P 500 is now 6 % of its highest level ever, while the NASDAQ is now correcting, more than 10 % of its highest level.

As our week’s scheme shows, the lower path came with some aggressive bounces, and Trump usually pushes either the threat of definitions-or cancel the escalation of these threats.

In this compressed environment, the solid job report on the nerves of investors did not do on Friday. The stocks are still swinging again again, as they dive into the 5600s before overcoming modest profit, as it was closed at 5,770. The new bet on the market changes for three discounts in interest rates in the field of federal reserves during the year 2025, with a little slowdown.

“There are a lot of clouds there, some storms, and things are very dark,” Mark Zandy, the chief economist in Moodyz, told Yahoo Finance: “So I think I will present this [jobs] Top number. I think it might be the best number we get for a while. “

While there is a big discussion about the period that the clouds will take here and the extent of the storm that can bring them with them, there is one clear thing at the present time: they do not go fast enough for investors to feel confident in taking the boat tomorrow.

On the other hand, the last infiltration in the market is not a common event. Until Thursday, S&P 500 swing 2 % or more of seven consecutive sessions from Friday. According to Yahoo Finance JAROOLARED data, this is the longest extension with this large movement during the day in the measurement index since August 2024.

It is worth noting that this is the last time that the market narration focused on “intimidating growth”, as investors grew up on the American economy path.

Blackrock’s chief investment employee in global fixed income, Rick Reidere, who has been in industry since the 1980s, wrote in a memorandum of customers on Friday that “it seems as if there were several times on the market where one must explain a lot of different data, and sometimes contradict the economy and the effects of this.”