Stocks tumbled this week after the S&P 500 and Nasdaq retreated sharply due to inflation, jobs, and tariff concerns. The market sell-off began when the Federal Reserve kept interest rates steady, angering President Trump who wanted aggressive cuts. The decision raised fears of higher inflation and less spending, affecting stock prices. Jobs data showed a disappointing increase in unemployment and layoffs, adding to economic uncertainty. With rising inflation and job concerns, the stock market could see more volatility this month. Investors may want to consider locking in gains and waiting for better entry points.

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