The stock market remained steady, but the bond market stole the show. The iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT) closed the week up 2.3%, outperforming major stock averages. The reason? A soft August jobs report hinted at rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.

Major stock averages had mixed results. While the S&P 500 and Nasdaq saw gains, the Dow Jones and Russell 2000 were down for the week. The bond market benefited from expectations of falling interest rates, boosting TLT shares.

Some companies thrived, like Broadcom and Alphabet, while others struggled. Drugmaker Kenvue and Lululemon faced setbacks. Meanwhile, companies like D.R. Horton, PulteGroup, and Lowe’s reached 52-week highs with falling mortgage rates.

Looking ahead, investors brace for volatility due to tariffs, Fed decisions, and economic data. Apple prepares for its biggest product launch of the year, aiming to fend off competition. Analysts eye earnings reports from Oracle, Synopsys, Adobe, Kroger, and Manchester United.

Casey’s General Stores reports Monday, with growth strategies amid debt concerns. S&P 500 adds Robinhood, Applovin, and Emcor Group, removing MarketAxess, Caesars Entertainment, and Enphase. The week promises market shifts, economic indicators, and tech updates.

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