On Tuesday, the S&P 500 (closing in on DVI) and Dow Jones Industrials fell to 4-month lows. And a notable increase in Treasury yields was further accelerated by a significant rise in job openings.

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On Thursday, the equity market initially displayed some volatility but swiftly regained positive momentum, building on the previous day's upward trajectory.

Although Wednesday could technically be seen as the beginning of a rally, the market is overall still in a pullback/correction phase. The session had a varied performance, with the Dow Jones Industrials dropping to its lowest in over 3-months.

The tech-heavy Nasdaq index bore the brunt, falling notably more than the S&P 500's decline of nearly 1.5% and the Dow Jones Industrial Average's 1.1% drop.

The major stock indices posted slight advances on Monday.

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Monday's stock market performance was varied, coming from Friday's retreat. Major indices stabilised after retracing from their daily peaks, echoing the trajectory of the mega-cap equities we discussed previously.

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All primary indices, including the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite, surpassed their 50MA.

Early in the session, the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq experienced marginal declines.

Both the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq concluded near their day's peak, surmounting their 50MAs. This uplift was notably driven by performance from several mega-cap stocks.

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Both the Nasdaq and the S&P 500 traded below their 50MA.

In response to an unanticipated surge in the August ISM Services Index, the equity markets experienced considerable declines as Treasury yields and the probability of a Fed rate hike increased.

Tuesday was the first trading session of the week and equity markets experienced a modest pullback as Treasury yields saw a resurgence.

In the closing week of August, market conditions opened on a lukewarm note but gained bullish momentum in the subsequent days.

The week which also saw the close of the month of August trading was crammed with key economic data on the labour market and inflation which will probably be instrumental in shaping the decision of the Fed's monetary policy committee at its meeting later this month.

In a subdued yet steadily positive market environment on Wednesday, the equities landscape recorded its fourth consecutive session of gains, albeit with less vigour than previous sessions.

Equities advanced robustly on Tuesday, with benchmark indices reaching multi-week highs.