Between October 13 and October 20, markets extended their rally as strong corporate earnings reinforced optimism about the economy’s resilience heading into year-end.

Between October 6 and October 13, markets surged as softer inflation data boosted hopes that the Federal Reserve may soon pivot toward a more neutral stance.

Between September 29 and October 6, markets faced renewed turbulence after a stronger-than-expected jobs report reignited fears that the Federal Reserve may delay rate cuts.

Between September 22 and September 29, U.S. stocks regained ground after a volatile stretch, with investors stepping back in following the prior week’s Fed-driven selloff.

Between September 15 and September 22, markets cooled as Federal Reserve officials signaled they may need to keep rates elevated longer than investors anticipated.

Between September 8 and September 15, stocks advanced as fresh inflation data showed continued cooling in consumer prices, reviving hopes for a Federal Reserve rate cut later this year.

Between September 1 and September 8, U.S. markets wobbled as investors weighed fresh labor data and inflation expectations heading into a seasonally volatile stretch.

Between August 25 and September 1, U.S. stocks pulled back as bond yields rose to multi-month highs, reigniting concerns about equity valuations and interest-rate persistence.

Between August 18 and August 25, U.S. stocks traded in a narrow range as investors took a wait-and-see approach ahead of the next round of inflation and employment data.

Between August 11 and August 18, markets bounced back from the prior week’s losses as robust retail sales data and upbeat earnings reignited investor optimism.

Between August 4 and August 11, U.S. markets retreated after the Federal Reserve reaffirmed its commitment to keeping interest rates elevated until inflation shows more decisive progress.

Between July 28 and August 4, stocks paused their summer climb as investors awaited fresh guidance from the Federal Reserve amid mixed economic signals.

Between July 21 and July 28, markets climbed further as encouraging inflation data bolstered expectations for a softer Federal Reserve stance later this year.

Between July 14 and July 21, stocks rallied sharply as stronger-than-expected corporate earnings reignited risk appetite and pushed major indexes to fresh summer highs.

Between July 7 and July 14, stocks advanced as upbeat forecasts from major technology companies reignited investor enthusiasm ahead of a packed earnings calendar.

Between June 30 and July 7, U.S. stocks pushed higher as investors entered the third quarter with renewed confidence ahead of the next wave of corporate earnings.

Between June 23 and June 30, U.S. stocks ended mixed as weakness in defensive sectors was balanced by renewed strength in technology and growth names.

Between June 16 and June 23, investor optimism cooled as comments from Federal Reserve officials reminded markets that rate relief might still be a distant prospect.

Between June 9 and June 16, markets cooled off after several weeks of gains, as investors recalibrated expectations around interest-rate cuts and weighed the Federal Reserve’s cautious outlook.

Between June 2 and June 9, markets swung between gains and losses as investors digested a mixed U.S. jobs report.

Between May 26 and June 2, U.S. markets inched higher as investors positioned cautiously before a wave of upcoming economic reports that could influence the Federal Reserve’s next policy decision.

Between May 19 and May 26, U.S. markets moved sideways as lighter trading volume and mixed economic data marked the unofficial start of the summer season.

Between May 12 and May 19, markets regained composure after a turbulent week, as investors weighed mixed economic data and looked ahead to the Federal Reserve’s next policy update.

Between May 5 and May 12, markets experienced renewed turbulence as hotter-than-expected inflation data sparked fresh debate over the Federal Reserve’s next moves.

Between April 28 and May 5, markets in the U.S. regained momentum, as easing trade tensions and better-than-expected earnings lent a welcome dose of confidence to investors.

Between April 21 and April 28, U.S. markets steadied after several turbulent weeks, with a wave of upbeat corporate earnings offering a boost to investor morale.

Between April 14 and April 21, U.S. equity markets stumbled amid rising concerns over central-bank independence and trade policy uncertainty.

Between April 7 and April 14, U.S. equity markets found some much-needed stability after several volatile weeks.

Between March 31 and April 7, U.S. equity markets endured another volatile week, as renewed tariff concerns and weakening sentiment pushed major indexes lower.

Between March 24 and March 31, U.S. equity markets remained in cautious territory as the quarters end approached

Between March 17 and March 24, U.S. equity markets staged a modest but meaningful rebound, snapping a four-week losing streak.

Between March 10 and March 17, global financial markets continued to face elevated volatility driven by a combination of trade tensions, softening economic data, and policy uncertainty.

​Between March 3 and March 10, global financial markets suffered due to trade tensions, economic data, and policy announcements.

​Between February 27 and March 3, the U.S. stock market experienced significant volatility jumping from ATHs

​Between February 20 and February 27, the U.S. stock market saw notable fluctuations influenced by corporate earnings reports

Between February 20 and February 27, financial markets experienced notable volatility due to trade rumors.

Between February 13 and February 20, financial markets were affected by geopolitical developments and economic indicators.

Between January 29 and February 6, global financial markets saw gains through economic data and central bank signals.